... wait upon party, and ever: anxious to see progress made.a Had the party conipromised their differences by bringing forward a Whig in conjunction with Sir 'Joshua, all would have been well; but the Radicals were numerically the strongest half, and they chose ...

... EBrl of Derby, We r ?? that a chasm that hee been created by his death .a political society. All societies, whether they $,e Whig or Tory, regret his death, and all wish tiit. he may be followfed by a ?? worthy oi th name; and, confid in that, I trmet that ...

... isreaeved, wri in the first tervour of the Fre revolution, in which she givesalivelaccount of the news - mitted daly to the Whig magnat ?? s r. Coke's great house-; and it is but the other day tIt, uable any lonyer to read for herself, ash was eagerly ...

... industry, such as Bil-miagham and otller large to-wns. During the Caonning Administration, which inclu'ded some of thle leading Whigs amongr its mem- bers, Lord -John -discontinued ?? efforts -in the direction of parliamentary reform; In 12,however, he carried ...

... managemenit of the London and Brighton m, t Railway, of which compauy, in 1845, be became fOL chairman. Oa the replacement of the Whigs in 1546, he was brought back into office as secretary b to the Postmaster-General, in which position and as secretary to the ...