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... 1818 ; for Bucks in 1820, 1826, and 1830; and for Chipping Wycombe from 1831 to 1838. He was an ultra Whig in politics, and invariably voted with the Whig party. He succeeded his father as second Baron Carrington, SepL 18, 1838. His Lordship took, by Royal ...
... lady. The invitations were exclusive of politics. Amongst those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, and a number of leading Whig politicians. Mr. Gladstone's resolutions were, it is said, concocted at a meeting of loading members of the Opposition. All ...
... THE REHOBOAM OF POLITICS. It is indeed hard upon the Whigs to be subjected to the impetuous rule of Mr. GLADSTONE. Under a new leader they may well have hoped for little respite, little moderation. When Solomon Russell departed this (political) life, ...
... that the Whigs would not dare to keep this Parliament longer than was required to give the new English electors time to register and be put upon the roll, which will effected the end next session. We are of a different opinion. We believe the Whigs, with ...
... slee et l btheatable rtess the civilised worth at tbe billowing primes Is. de. Id.. lii., ls.. eel the a,• Pot. Thee is a by Whig tbe Wye telt.—Dbetthes to the every PROTECTION FROM FIRE! lama 4tARK NANA AB ASS. USE ONLY ...
... not now vote with Mr. Gladstone for its demolition. It is curious to contrast their position with that of the ex-official Whigs. The able modifications. The bishops of the Irish latter profess themselves dreadfully alarmed at the Church have themselves ...
... feelings, and to offer him this sincere apology. [The paragraph referred to in the above was extracted by us from the Northern Whig of the 16th.—ED. W. R.] THE METHODISTS AND LAY REPRESENTATION.—The lay representation question still occupies the attention ...
... paramount value and their adequacy to the crisis.’’ It ex horts the Irish people and representatives to supjort them- The Nort/iem Whig and the Cork Szamitur write in term* of warm approval. In the Conservative organs very different tone taken. The Daily Sxgrm ...
... the future, moderate and genteel in his opinions he has hitherto been deemed the contrary. He has fairly got behind many the Whigs of late questions of Parliamentary Reform. If has not politically cut the chapel, is evidently half inclined to take pew in ...
... the able manipulation of its promulgator, it is working the destruction of other existences. The Palmerstonian majority, the Whig party, the High Church and State party, have ceased. They are passing away by a bloodless destiny. Have we yet seen or can ...
... although I have • vote for the borough and county as a Freeholder I did not vote at all. Although I am not a Whig I will do justj r . t o Whigs all ether persona. In thy to It, Lewis I said I thought the Promoters of the Tram- ' ways bad managed the matter ...
... Church out of repair, but gave a lively colour to his avowal of that faith taking away half score of Irish mitres, Not the Whigs, who, represented by Earl Eussell and Sir George Grey, hare denounced attacks on the Irish Church revolutionary, yet who are ...