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... Hahaonatn, who 80 years ago was premier, that was always distracted when Bishop died, because et the difficulty of finding Whig parson,'* not of whom could make new one. It is always necessary, ersn from political point, get man who ia old and ssaaonsd ...
... Bemoans', who 80 years ago wee premier, that he was always distracted when a Bishop died, because of the dilleulty of !aiding a Whig parson, of whom ke could make a new use. It is always necessary, even from a political Point. to get a man who is old and ...
... of his clients, bat the question really is whether the Whigs can again dish the Radical., or whether the latter will not be too strong for them. This is what remains to be seen, and if the Whigs will adopt the safe policy recommended by Lord Carnarvon ...
... He was called up by writ to the House of Lords to please his father, the duke, who, having held offioe continually when the Whigs were in power, was left out of the last-made Cabinet. Mr. Childers occupies the Duke of Somerset's place at the Admiralty. ...
... is one of a family of wealthy Liverpool merchants, established in that city for nearly a hundred years, loaders of the old Whig anti-slavery party, and in that capacity bitter opponents of the father of Mr. Gladstone, and supporters of Harry Brougham ...
... by Lord Provost Chambers in inquiries into city it expected stay in will last over fortnight correspondent of the Northern Whig states that Nicholson of Balrath who fired at in carriage days since liis coachman and relative were shot determined to sell ...
... better way to ncutialise the gin shop than to put beer shop the side of it. The House of Loras the Home of Commons, Tory and Whig, were all combined that the devil of anient spirits was to be east out by the angel ...
... 000, and there will in addition bo various others in the shape of pieces of plate and medals. A CORRESPONDENT of the Northern Whig states that Mr. Nicholson, of Balrath, who was fired at in his carriage a few days since, when hie coaaohman and female relative ...
... friends Canning threw himself into the arms of the Whigs. The Marquis of Lansdowne took office under him as Home Secretary, and young Mr. Stanley, who belonged, as his family for generations had done, to the Whig party, made his first essay in official life ...
... boom mama Is PP am) wit rah Ira he limps. The .rbg : ii,.. th• Mr la rep., mid I. mil up he • epee We Wiwi, he is lift Pepped Whig with lift n. r.„,„; b. p.a.-4 rail I away. 0. Mo th er, Molded' Mrs. Dadrarent reward ism • short her. Who. try ore Thempea ...
... he mood eattlernent for fear they should for the advan• they had sow offered to them. Mr. W. Aurae would object to any money Whig mprosled upon Mintll- loos until they had got Bridge altermL It was the principal street in the town, tad three.quarters of ...
... called to the U, in 1822, and was chiefly remarka pper House as Lord Stanley, ble for the stanchness of his adherence to the Whigs, his great knowled ge of ornithology, and his enormous expenditure. At the time of Lord Derby’s birth his father was only heir ...