... more iv oommon with tho advanoed Liberals than any other the great Whig magnates ; and Lord Clarendon's age would alone be bar te his ever succeeding to the leadership. Of the younger j Whig politicians, the Marquis of Hartington would seem to have the most ...

... tke French free and ° that the French, though reckoned easy ln respect to religious teaching and ? en t of En e r e a of the Whig Governsarried his „ - - thfcir respect for it. In fact my lord became ° l? such extreme length that mou thpiece of the most ...

... cost of ton thou3and pounds. He had got bishoprio for his to the Tories abusive writer pamohlota and in newspaper pross. Tbe Whigs who were the objects of his abase came into power before the bargain of the bishoprio with Stanhope in c mmendam had been ratified ...

... 1830) Earl Grey's Whig Ministry bad come in. was at determined that the Bishop of Exeter must give the rectory of Stanhope. His brother, Mr. Phillpotts, tho House of Commons for him in vain. Bishop Paillpotta never forgave any of the Whig statesmen for causing ...

... oar time, alluding to tha humble ion his parent, who I believe was a hairdresser, that he was brought iuto Parliament to tha Whigs a dressing. I canaot but think tnat in all schools for the middle classes Latin should taught, fer it teaches great accuracy ...