... in relation to the treatment 0f renal disease, and Mr. Henry Bright, who from 1820 to 1830 eat in the House Commune in the Whig interest as one of the representatives of Bristol. The deceased gentleman was long a member et the world•known mercantile firm ...

... point in his opponent's arguments, were set off by a choice of elegant language, a vein of satire, and a melodious voice. The Whigs made Dr. THIRLWALL Bishop of St. David's on purpose to introduce a champion who could measure strength with him upon equal ...

... Cornelius O'Dowd. Forfeiting Paradise. Persano. , — A Light Business Requiring no Capital.—Sudying the Land Question. A Great Whig Journalist. Charles B.eade's Novels. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...

... Ottiwell Wood; and Colonel Barrie, who was prepared in the Tory interest. Mr. John Wood was an advanced Liberal or philosophic Whig of the day, whose supporters went, more or lees, with the adherents of Mr. Stauley ; but against the other two candidates young ...

... because he believed the true welfare. both of the CTOWII and the people, was involved in its success. His secession from the Whig to join the Tory party is a striking illustration of the - honesty which guided all his transactions in public life. He had ...

... us who can wield deftly the pen of critic, or philosopher, or historian : eminent jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of a bygone generation : the aristocracy and the country gentry are men of attainments, liberality , moderation ...

... marriage was celebrated at Westminster seen walking about, although he had sworn he had not Abbey on Monday, which uuites a great Whig and Tory left his bed for weeks ; that after the trial he had been family. The Marquis of Lansdowne was married to Lady seen ...

... theology as in politics. Besides, the Clergy in general, and the University of Oxford in particular, were intensely opposed to the Whig Administration; here an opportunity presented itself of punishing the clergy for their Conservative tendencies by wounding ...

... feeling of uneasiness at seeing ten springs of descent grafted at a stroke on the Hone. of Lords. The bons of Whig, elevated to the peerage—nay, Whigs themselves to whom the accident happens—often drop behind into Conservatism; and bow is a House of Lords ...

... September and October was very favourable for the secant of the salmon. There was the largest stock of Bob in the Vernier, Whig tits mouth of October that I lane seen mines I have had emerge of this district. There was a moderate number In tbe Bann and ...

... indicated above they will not satisfy their Radical supporter', and to satisfy their Radical supporters they must alienate their Whig supporters. Citeat! Dieeette. Mr. Tallerman, of Norton Folgate, London, Las established penny dinners for the people. These ...