... --*1 Sir, about four years ago. May I sao..— Certainly ; you arc entitled to '-- Grant—! ran away from my father's house, Whig with • person. I had net money enough, and I On my father's name. I was punished for that, and I senor very well. lam a housekeeper ...

... recorded contest in Bye was 1802, when two members of the Cornwallis famOy each polled 114 votes, while their two discomfited 'Whig opponents mustered thirty between them. Sir Edward's father, the late Genera! Kerrison, represented Eye without a contest for ...

... the world. The Tory augury has undoubtedly come true, but not by any means in the form in which it was expected, either by Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. The question of popular education was almost always argued, both by friends and foes, as if it were ...

... cause of complaint against the mother country; save, perhaps, when he avowed his conviction that no British statesman, either Whig or Tory, would desert the colony, or allow it to drift into the meanness and absurdities of dirty little republics! trust ...

... Translating this into plain language, it means that Lord Derby hopes to find Mr. Gladstone repudiated by some of the old Whigs, and the Liberal party so weakened by their defection that it will be impossible to oust the present Government, whether the ...

... other set of hereditary shepherds succeel to their pay . and places. This is the eternal see-saw of Great British polities. Whig aristooratic families ir, Tory aristocratic families. e mot. Lsrd D30dle ?? Noodle succeeds. Lord Noodle finds he is not strong ...

... The Irish Church, however, requires something more in her bishops at this crisis than a preacher; and as both the deans are Whig appointments, it is rathe, too much for their friends to expect that they should now be se- lected. We learn, therefore, with ...

... 1832, he wrote on the same day to the Duke of Wellington to congratulate him on the salvation of the Constitution from. the Whigs, and to Lord Grey to condole with him on its pending destruction by the Tories, and enclosed the letters in the wrong envelopes ...

... immediately subsequent to the passing the Reform Bill, when Tories had not abandoned the idea of frustrating that measure; when Whigs were resting from their work, and pronouncing it very good; and when Radicals, considering that the bill was but the beginning ...

... generally known than relied for a moment on Lord CLARENDON'S consent and adhesion. Irrespective of the secession from the old, pure Whig party, which acceptance would have involved, there was the recent little spar between Mr. DISRARELI, now Chancellor of the ...

... the Court. The Lud bei Z t l u d o la m that she had been of her husband; that alter binding Mm awl foot while he was asleep Whig bedishe had cut his throat in two places, evidencing that her intent was to kill and murder The jury had her to mercy, and ...

... This is not only very silly and mischievous, it is quite un-English, and in charity one can only conjecture that the Tory and Whig Secretaries of State have set their heads together to supply what was wanting to the agitation for Reform. MR. MILL AND THE ...