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... to Parliament the nominees of Earl Russell and other Whig grandees, while other constituencies with treble the number of electors, who have committed the sin of returning Conservative members, are to have only half the number of representatives. Mr. ...
... may accept the pledges of the leaders of the Opposition, and judge from the attitude of the prominent members of the great Whig party, those prospects seem to be encouraging. Both Earl Russell and Mr. Gladstone have consented to give the Ministry a fair ...
... department. There are four chief officers in this department—the first being the Lord Steward, the Earl of St.. Germans, who is a Whig peer ; also the Comptroller, Lord Proby, a Liberal M.P. ; next there is the Master of - the Household, Major-General Biddulph ...
... l9ngehaM, Sholden, Ringvvould, and Kingsdown. The second / s f or b 0,1361 the Pidperty of tly proprietors and jt.b masters re- Whig itf Peal,Walmer, and Sandwich, and regularly used in their business. The fourth race is for horses the property of tradesmen ...
... arrangement it has been studiously attempted to inflict the greatest possible injury on the Conservative party, while it protects Whig patronage from endamagement. Constituencies numbering less than 500 will still send ...
... accompanied by Mr. Ferrand, who last Thursday evening introduced them to the electors, at n puhiic. meeting. At present the Whigs appear to he at a loss how to meet the emergency. Th± names of Lord Eliot, son of the Earl of St. Goromns, and Vice-Adiniral ...
... the retirement of the Premier and the consequent dissolution of his Government. To form into an official compact a batch of Whig cormorants might be easy enough a task to the Prince of Whiggery ; but to command from its heterogeneous elements a united ...
... e that every facility may be afforded'' to o f object of interfering with the regular Ou rs° the Dockyard, which bath this Whig L float' positivelyaffirm that they knew notin u e in. this proceeding of ,the.. Admiralty. Seer e use of their Lordships' ...
... body of his fellow countrymen. It could not be that a bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be much danger in a bill brought in by a member of the house of Bedford, and supported by the C ...
... Superint loick dispatch, and afterwards er expressing lheir ty may be affurded tinerwiw ring with the regular 'Web bath this Whig L of.. that they knew of Atte _Admiralty. Score ~,.r. rilships' names and an t '' awle-ige an entirely O tter' ,ctice ? If ...
... will still be familiar to many of the inhabitants of Dover. The deceased resided many years amongst us, and was of the o ld Whig school of politics. He took a prominent part in the formation of the Dover Branch of the Bible Society, and was ever ready ...
... you know,—l'll answer for the Lingons. In the old Tory times tl ere was never a pup belonging to a Lingon but would howl if a Whig came near him. The Lingon blood is good, rich, old Tory blood—like good rich milk; and that's why, when the right time comes ...