... might he equally well supported. He trusted Mr. Gladelosse wend pardon his intrusion, but he impelled to this eminence of his Whigs by an impulse which be not r slit. Mr. Gladnone good-astandly listened to address, sad, in reply, expressed his thasks to Kr ...

... takes his name off Brooke's.” Howev er, the answer has proved not quite accurate. Lord Derby has ceased to be a member of the Whig club, Mr. Gladstone remains a member of the Tory. ...

... and the vicarage of Plymouth vacant for more thaa twice five years. Ther are abundant means for getting over this difficulty, whig I need not stop to name, It is a grievous thing that m aave not veed any of them hitherto; that while we taks ‘are that the ...

... nominated the advanced Whigs against his express desire, and his name was withdrawn the the aecond day's pollinß, Bright being returned at the head of the poll. At the election of 1826 he was ' P -^ ed , Mr Protheroe advanced Whig, who, like Mr Baillie ...