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... and whether he would be willing to alow himself to be put in nominatiou for the representation of the county. The Northern Whig hopes that a Government Com- mission of inquiry, which it believes will soon bo issued, will do something to tranquilize the ...
... enthrone Perkin Warbeck. or coup for establishing hooachohl suffrage, and “dishing’’ now Richard 111, at Bos worth, and now the Whigs of Parliament The Grosvenors have exhibited, from the beginning of their career to the end, the virture thrift; and this virtu ...
... oves the world, waa-the thirteenth E ?? . ' th* na ne, lived a*a» tired life, rer-aiaed to the end of aisdajs constant tc the Whigs, and ms-beit known for . votion to nr,ta«»l history. Hia. zoological coll living animaJ* at Knowsley -ra* of rare value ; a ...
... riewkahle thrag lie fellow • eipior , s as a very 11000 Nit ...
... Manr. was called by writ to the House of Lords to please his father, the duke, who, having held ethce continually when the Whigs were in power, was left out of the last-made Cabinet. Mr. Childers occupies the Duke Somerset's place at the Admiralty. Lord ...
... both ne'k and temper. A question has been asked in Parliament in reference to the matter, and officialism—the same, whether Whig Tory—has replied that the best is being done for the men under the present circumstances. The complaint made appears to have ...
... behind his back to the full and complete accomplishment of your desires. There is no compromise about his nature. He is not a Whig. He was a Tory, and ho is come out of great darkness into marvellous light. With all the truthfulness of his nature he follows ...
... might have been Speaker as long pleased if had not imprudently joined l»i» friend Lord Lyudhurst in a political opposition tho Whigs, whose consent had been elected Speaker to the first Keformcd Parliament. Curiously enough, the present Speaker, Mr. Denison ...
... put it Into proper condition again. More thau anything else, It now resembles si peLbly beach. The quay was inundated, there Whig about a foot of water a'mve the wall. AU the stores and houses were flooded, and the property in them was floating about. In ...
... welfare and the constitutional harmony of political powers. The House of Lords—including many both the Conservative and the Whig peers who disliked the proposed measure—has given splendid practical refutation to Bright’s censure of 1 its general so generously ...
... someofmy opponents. —(A Voice —“Don’t personal’’) lam well known to you.—(A Voice— Indeed you are.”) Ido not stand l*ofore yon Whig, I dou tatanJ «« T..ry, but I stand before yon an Insh nationalist to backbone, and if you will stand I will nail my colours ...
... but this did not materially increase his income. Sir Robert Clifton successfully con-1 tested Nottingham in 1861, against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke of Newcastle) I as their candidate ; and again, in 1865, but was unseated ...