... Scotfs Bilious and t - of this town, was suffering lit w - Mr. J a: ., fts complaint, shortness of breath Plenary ,ced almost to whig,,!. ' dl , ffi of breathing, ribed himself as die he was recommiS' Wus. took onIHS' y? ? - am, dear Sir yon?? • has re- pured ...

... seems to have been originally designed in its present form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and took office under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, according to Lord Palmerston's chivalrous sense of honour, could only be justified by the fact that ...

... your authority; yet I rather fear that your argument makes agaiust yourself : for if the devil was a Whig, you have admitted that, while he was Whig, he was iv heaven ; but you have forgotten that, the moment he got into hell, he set up for a Tory. The ...

... smouldering coal and the pit was again closed, and will have to remain so for a week or two. correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his carriage some days since, when his coachman and female relative ...

... Board of Trade in August of that year, and held the position until 1841. Sir Robert Peel came into office in 1842, and the Whigs were the left hand the Speaker until 1844. Mr. Labouchere theu was once again made President of the Board of Trade, and carried ...

... Abercorn the Marquises of Blandford and Laosdowne are to be celebrated on the 4th of November Westminster Abbey. Thus two great Whig and Tory families will be united. The Mechanic's Magazine states that the Mint present engaged in striking 20,006 medals for ...

... in 1866, but in February, 1868, retired in favour of Mr. Disraeli, whom he strongly supported in his endeavour to dish the Whigs. We need not review the conduct of what has been justly styled an organized hypocrisy —the vacillations and changes of ...

... peerage proceeds from the Earl's former union with daughter of the Duke of Hamilton. The father of the late Earl was strong Whig; but his tastes lay rather the direction of natural history than politics. The young Edward Stauley, whose career we are now ...

... this was done in the interests of party rather than of the State—that the paltry motive which he was actuated was to dish the Whigs, and thus to procure for his partisans longer lease of power—sufficiently indicates the character of the man. Want of judgment ...

... Earl Grey's Whig Ministry had come in. was at once determined that the Bishop of Exeter must give the rectory of Stanhope. His brother, Mr. Phillpotts, importuned the House of Commous for him vain. Biahop Philipotts never forgave any of the Whig statesmen ...

... This appoinament was, doubtless, mainly owing to the influence of his brother, Charles Buller, who was then a member of the Whig Government. There was something beautiful in the affection of the two brothers. They were both pupils in youth of Thomas Carlyle ...

... subordinates his lordship means, of course, the dockyardmen, represented by Tory stump orators to be defenceless victims of Whig cruelty, and on whose behalf public sympathy was excited and political capital created until Mr. Childers's letter exposed ...