... Marriage has made his fortune, and matrimony gives him fame. Ile married a daughter of the Earl of Radnor, a lady of the great Whig house of Bouverie; and that (with his reputation for ability) got him the judgeship of the Divorce Court; and thus having made ...

... readers, is an old exclusive Whig club, where Mr. Gladstone is scarcely as yet more popular—such is the stubborn nature of old NVhigs—than at the Carlton, of which he never ceased to be a member. The device of those Whigs who wished to put away from their ...

... couple who attended a launch in that city. A staging gave way and let the gentleman into the water. Before be was res, ued his whig came uff anal floated away. When he was pulled out, bald and drenched. his wife refused to ree riise h.m, and Lesought the ...

... unsatisfactory day's work In vain, alas. in vain, ye gallant few, Your weary limbs ye dragged the city through Inquirer, Whig, Examiner, Dispatch, nor Times, Waxed glad o'er items, or grew gray o'er crimes, ' }lope for a season bade each breast farewell ...

... Parliamentary division, and this is the year of Reform ' and extension of popular power . You will see that certain of the Whig peers have joined this childlish or nefarious scheme. It is not the less dangerous on that account. hope you will take some ...

... acquitted Lord Derby of any ineole , i, tency, had he gone no further in the direction ..0 Reform than recommended by the Whigs. It would have been urged on hi. behalf that he was obligt to undertake a work demanded by the nation. and even his most C ...