... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of Somerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to snatch a momentary triumph. ham be doing no injustice to the old Whig Lords who have supported the plan of concurrent endowment—or ...

... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of fiomerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to sash& a momentary triumph. It can be doing adiajustice to the old Whig Lords who have imported the plan of concurrent as Lord ...

... approval, though in a more moderate form than as proposed by Lord Mayo. What seems now to be popular with section of the old Whigs and with the Opposition is some such scheme as that proposed by the Duke of Cleveland, namely, to allow the Protestant Epi ...

... Lordships, however, did not continue in this mood of indifference, for on Thursday night they decreed the extinction of the old Whig statesman's political offspring. Mr Bright, in language more forcible than polite, characterised Earl Russell's attempt at ...

... and therefore a statesman not to be encouraged. There is also the consideration that the measure was supported by the old Whig Peers almost to a man, which allows Mr Disraeli, as long he finds it convenient, to taunt Mr Gladstone with the fact that the ...

... for an opponent. The deceased peer was made Lord of the Admiralty in 1832, and subsequently held various high offices in the Whig Administrations. He was first married to his cousin, a daughter of Sir Thomas Baring, and she dying ten years afterwards, he ...

... agree on some scheme of concurrent endowment. Here the help of Earls Russell, Grey, and other disaffected or disappointed Whigs, would be given to the Conservatives; and among their followers an effort has been made during the past day or two to bring ...

... for an opponent. The deceased peer made a Lord of the Admiralty in 1832. and subsequently held variout high offices in the Whig Administrations. He was first married to his cousin, a daughter of Sir Thomas Baring and she dying ten years afterwards, he ...

... the Duke of Cleveland's motion to give houses aud glebes to the clergy of all three denominations. The Duke of Cleveland is a Whig; the proposal was this time placed in the hands of Earl Stanhope, who is a Tory, though a very moderate one, and who is better ...

... agree on some scheme of concurrent endowment. Here the help of Earls Ressell, Grey, and other disaffected or disappointed Whigs, would be given to the Conservatives • and among their followers an effort has been made during the past day or two to bring ...

... socks and stockings, and said that the effects had Wed, and so were town.made samples. Maize, fr.'4 qie - penditure, which wash Whig up VMS debt to centre of the island ; at Palermo it has become an been traced to • dye known se coralline, and pre. £9,863 ...