... possession, but this did not materially increase his in- come. Sir Robert Clifton successfully contested Notting- ham against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke tf Newcastle) as their candidate ; and again in 1805, but was unseated for ...

... the Roman Catholic claims— the ; reversal of the policy cf Lord Palmerston, of Earl Resell j Eail Grey, and of all the old Whigs who used *o beat the I head of the English Government. (Applaus-- ) The I measure of Mr. Gladstone is a sword-the sword of ...

... Witness had often heard tenants say they must go with their landlord. Be- lieved that landlord influence in Wales was used by the Whig houses quite as much as by the Conservative houses. Witness had not known of this influence being used directly by particular ...

... discuss the Church bill, may tempt the sated reader to envy the blissful inability on either side to say whether it is a Whig or a Tory measure, as a possible ground for concluding upon i its probable tendencies. A tender episode not j to relieve, bu_- ...

... and one voted one and one. YY itness thought that he told Sir E. Lacon to be cautious about a breakfast or he would have the Whigs upon him. „ohn Leigh Hunt, schoolmaster at Martham, and Robert Pitcher also stated that they went to Sir E. Lacon's on the ...