... and heir in every way worthy to receive and enjoy them. The late Marquess of Westminster was, as every Cheshire man knows, a Whig. He represented North Cheshire simultaneously with the era of the Reformed Parliament of 1832 ; and entertaining as he did ...

... speeches in the Lower House were rare, and on local questions rather than on general politics; but e was known as a steady Whig, and his vote on a party division could be relied on as securely as that of the minister himself. His transference to the House ...

... Westminster last highest title on tho last possessor of tho titles was one thoso honours which Earl conferred with liberal on Whig friends But neither the ono title tho other did ho over distinguish himself or an administrator When fitting object presented ...

... received his iducation at Westminister- School, which half ceiitnrv so was the chief -.slucation the and scions, of the great Whig houses—such as th- P:uets.and the Grosvenors, Here he was schoolfellow of Lord RusseU, aud o: the Archbishop Canterbury (Dr ...

... political faith, but be hoped nobody would offended if he gave them bis political onbel ef regarded this question. He had faith Whigs or Tories, or any other class of men they could name parties in the Honseof Commons with regard to this qnestica. (Hear, bear ...

... sj-eaker administrator. His s|wecbes were rare, and on local questions rather than on general politics ; but be was known se sVsdy Whig, and hi* vote on a party division could be relied on securely that tbe minister himself. His transference to tbe House of Lords ...

... this nation ever had lie would tall them two or three things regarding the expense of Whig and Tory rule. The expense of t he nation during thirteen years of Whig rule wan R 70,022,392 a ear, hut during three years of Tory rule the expenditure T0d,t;72 ...

... The Ira nosed a pier Br ✓eam bar a Teat Yore. The who had Mel finances naher general politica ; bat he lament as • eh say Whig, and his vote no party Alvaro could b. relied cm me securely as that of the minister himself. His traasfereseo to the Howe ...

... speeches in the Lower House were rare, and- on local questions rather than on general politics ; but he waa known aa a ateady Whig, and his vote on a party division could be relied on aa securely as that of the minister himaelf. Hia transference to the HouBe ...

... bad held the pnblic platform for yeara in this country to the effect Whig Government economical government and Tory Government very expensive statement they were not trne (Applause) Whigs taking from 1852 for 13 years had had total expenditure of millions ...

... my opponents. (A roioe : “Don't personal”) I am well known to yon. (A voice : “ Indeed you are.) Ido not stand before you a Whig. I don’t stand before you Tory, but I stand before yon as an Iriah natiooa'ist to the backbone ; and if yon will stand by mo ...

... wee not more severe with the defeated candidate than the Pall Mall Gazette, only Mr. Leigh spoke before the defeat, and the Whig organ afterwards. 5. When I spoke of modesty I meant it, and net veneratiou. Do well, and do not boast of it, that is what ...