... already named for tbe app-'iotnoeut—v,2. —Mr. Cardweil, Secretary lor War ; Mr. Brand, one of tho members (or cambndgMbire. sod Whig Whippsrib ; Mr. V v bitbr* ad, member tor borough of Bedford ; mud Mr. Dodson, chairman of commit tees, wbo also by virtue ...

... member for the city of Bristo “n severed ; but party, of which of the late Mr. at an ornament, Hiuumstead, Middlesex. He w Whig statesiuen, 1814, and educated at the Cl is a merchant of high stand the Empire are London, and a director of the and virtues ...

... son. devoted husband, an atfec* tionale brolber, an indulgent latbei. and tirra politics was ulways moderate and oonabtcol Whig. Lucaa bad bien twice married first to daughter of the late John llidmea, of TiviUhall, Norfolk, who die«l IS I!*, leav iog ...

... afforded Mr. George Odger, the president, opportunity of inquiring whether it was likely “the fat bishops,” or the Downing-street Whigs,” were likely to pay the expenses of any movement of tile kind undertaken by the Land and Labour League. When Mr. Odger was ...

... penance enable* them give and aatlafacti to those who have heee nnuucciMß fully treated by ignorw *. and taespanenred They Whig Io bear all (Be reenurces their firm >a the manufacture of Heir Artificial Teeth, the pablfa appreciation for which i* coafinwad ...

... unfortunate correspondent. Mr, Ash, complains it to borne that this country, in 1870, under household suffrage, which owe not Whigs or but to the parly educated under Mr. Ih.-tmcli, man not to stroll along road close to his county town with his family and ...

... Mr. Villiers was couten'’, kuo an able public servant in hfs own sphere, and does not 10 *** u-iht PdriiauienUry life The Whig (.abinat understood his merit*, and. the early age of 3* fh.t ,e, K 10 Sp * Minister Plenipotentiary Kroui . ?• sufficiently ...

... are ? The men literature and art who have failed.” L*rd Culloden is another strongly marked character. lie ia a Scotch man md Whig Presbyterian, and hie views upon the subject Roman Catholicism are worth quoting. He says to Lotbair If Popery werp only just ...

... would | tained, f9° proper means do The cockyard labourers and the soldiers + ben by hundreds would conclude the plan was «Whig jon; and, seeing that tnese t+o were to have sip Parliament 1t was to | thet aman object of the bill was to secure tre Votes ...

... and meanness which would | ren men residing in society in these days. Burlington | 8s, were charged on meeting place of the Whig rty with unlawfull Francis, and Windham were requ rms at Flaybrick-bill east wing, over the atables lived, d men were o' rved ...

... Mr. George Odger, the president, opportunity of inquiring whether it was likely the fat bishops,” or the ” Downing-street Whigs,” were likely tc pay the expenses of any movement of the kind undertaken the Land and Labour League. When Mr. Odger was introduced ...