... the daughter of .mother Duke Sutherland. It has proved a strong combination for ruling the country iu a regular and legal way Whig statesmen were the mouth-pieces of the quiet Peers who could' sit blandly writing notes whilst as able men could be found In ...

... local interest sat for North Cheshire from 1832 to 1835. While in the Lower House of Parliament he had uniformly supported the Whigs by his votes, but he was not a prominent or eloquent Member of that assembly. On the death of his father he was appointed ...

... education at Westminster School, which half a century ago was the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the great Whig houses—such as the Russells, the Pagets, and the Grosvenor& Here he was a school-fellow of Lord Russell and of the late Archbishop ...

... Id shimeery, ad alsefted Moly education at School, which Ml a age was the chief piss et eiseatioa for the sem it the great Whig houses—adseethe Inesselts, ad the Grosvenor& Hese and of the late Arch of 0111=1117 were both a Ms ' who ned IS frith ishlp ...

... case more particularly so. Out of 211 persons who recorded their votes, 209 supported Mr. Durant, leaving only two bur»esses—whig and tory —if there be any such in Totnes nowwho came to the poll and did not vote for Mr. Durant. Political fueling in our ...

... January 1795 received his early education School half century ago the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the Whig houses-such the Russells the Pagets the Grosvenors Here he a schoolfellow of Lord Russell late Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr ...

... education at Westminster School, which half a century ego was the chief place of education for the sons and Mow of the great Whig houses—such as the Russells, the and the Groevenom Here he was °schoolfellow of Lor<usseU, and of the late Archbishop of ...

... Hastings, and represented the borough from December, 1832, to July 1837, when he was an unsuccessful candidate. HZ supported the Whigs in their great measure of Reform and opposed the Irish Tithe Bill. In May 1854, a new election for the borough arose from Mr ...

... be much less of a party difficulty than the question of Disestablishment, the Irish people seem bent upon prejudicing both Whigs and Tories against them. Reports of murder after murder come over to us still. English statesmen are trying to contrive a method ...

... Elrbakrl. MATH. .NOR - November at kb 1 , 11114111101, Wringloa. Mr Frederick Krum his, aged 71. Hum Tun WIT norm—U.4m Mae Whig el a stmeg gale hem the westward, the UM d lag mien( rem So ea extraersbeery height, awl Meadal as suds sad walks adjosset ...

... education at Westminster School, which half a century ago was the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the great Whig houses —such as the Russells, the Pagets, and the Grosvenors. Here he was a schoolfellow of Lord Russell, and of the late ...

... that of all noble person' be mune to have been the most in favour with street-nsmars—u o lees than eighty-nine thoroughfares Whig been named after Of the heroes Wellingkm is of the common, fifty-two streets being named after him, twenty-nine after Marlborough ...