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... MCKDI The Wa» m Paaaooat. Cosheuv* O'Doiro.— Forfeiting PandUe.— Light BtaincM requiring■oCspltAl.—Studyit QocatiOD. A GRBAT WHIG JOCBNAU9T. Charles Baade's Notacs. W. Blackwood Sons. sod London. , ;tbe*lA»d' ...
... with which his name was associated in connection with the Whig party. Circumstances arose in relation with the Irish question, which led the secession of Lord Stanley and others of the leading Whigs from the Administration. The Catholics insisted on forcing ...
... the country would gainers. He recalls the circumstance of the long exclusion of the Whig party from office prior to the era of the Reform Bill. From 1784 1830 the Whig party were excluded from power; bnt, he admits, and he holds it up the Conserva- at ...
... WORTHY NOTICE, lAMBI MVBRAT A OO.’I ANNUAL CHEAP CLEARING SALE oonuunen an Fahraaiy » , _ * Whan Seteral Lora whig are helng Mid rt ! , «H , K ,> '* Fnticnlnfß Sale wIU bo (frrn on Mtb ln«t dothtery and Wnrohonno, Low Stur, Biarr. CHARLES FORDTCE’S AtIHOAI ...
... tbe Kxecutive, least to the representative character the House. Cabinet, lor example, docs not contain Whig commoner, lor Mr Cardwell, though nearly Whig politics, is historically, like his chief, a liberalised Peellle. and Mr Austin Bruce, though moderate ...
... was seldom heard Parliament; but his son and heir, Lord Gbosvenor, was, it will a very influential member of tlie coterie of Whigs who obtained so great prominence in 18C6 under the unenviable designation 4 the Cave.’ By Lord Grosvenor’s. elevation to the ...
... Lord Henry is favourite in Chichester, which he has represented for the last three-and-twenty years, first Joint member with a Whig colleague, and, since last year, alone—the Conservative Reform BUI having lopped off one of the representatives of tbe burgh ...
... extensive family estates in Renfrewshire, on the death of his lather. Mr Alexander Speirs of Elderslie, leading and consistent Whig, who was at once the lord-lieutenant and member for the county. The lamented deceased was educated at-Eton; in 1858, he entered ...
... of Lancaster. Mr Thomas MacKnigbt (author ol ‘The Life of Edmuud Burke,'‘ Life ol Roliogbroke,' Ac.), editor of tbe Sonberu Whig, was presented with tea and coffee service and parse of sovereigns. * in grateful recognition the valuable services rendered ...
... carried under their noses. There only this to said for it—that has the support of the old generation of politicians, whether Whig or Tory, and out of doors of all people of what, for want of better word, I will call latitudinarian views. But until I see ...
... perfect ease with which he delivered remarkably sensible speech. As Lord Proby, was for some time Controller of the Household Whig administrations, but never emerged from the mute ruck, except occasionally to appear the Bar in blue and gold with Her Majesty’s ...
... some length into the subject» but aa it in, 1 shall content myself the ■euatime judging him, from the tone his letter, any- Whig tiat a geakteama, aad amm lag your that Us iMd»- are aurtea rniwepreaentattonsi falmiy amarte that •the * *la this Parish la ...