... 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 ...

... Mr. William Pett Fessenden, which occurred at Portland, on Thursday morning. Mr. Fessenden was elected to the Senate by the Whig party. General Sherman will act as Secretary for War until a permanent successor to Mr. Rawlins has been appointed. The New ...

... realized in single-blessedness ; but he regarded her bequest toward the erection of minister's residence as her vote, not to Whig or Tory, but in favour of married bliss. The house would be free of rent—they should also make it free of taxes. (A laugh.) ...