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... WHIG PATRONAG ‘The Master of the Rolls has all the historic love of his own flesh and Wood which has ever characterised the members of the great Whig families, if the following, taken from the Civilian, be true:—* About five years since Lord Romilly appomted ...
... of the Radical party” in that city, and who write as follows -—Though with you claim the publicity of your columns for the a Whig intrigue on a \ rather larger than which we learn, on good authority, is b; pullers of the party in John Miller, M.P. bas, ...
... still call themselves Whigs it is hard to stand; for their two jealousy of the Crown and fear of , are gone real. “tes clear, however, that just at present the and is between the former, as Mr Harcourt Chambers sa: ves; and if the Whigs belong to don’t they ...
... A WHIG NOBLEMAN ON THE EASTERN QUESTION. The Lerd Li of Sarrey (the Earl of Lovelace) bas spoken as follows to an influential company assembled at the banquet at Guildford: —‘* has been made by previous speakers to what is going on in the south- eastern ...
... T>REMISES TO LET in the Railway Arches, JL Pilgrim Street, suitable for Workshops, Warehouses, or '.Whig.-Apply to Tiios. Harbor>l, Iron Merchant, White iait Yard, Newcastle. —May, sth, 1870. 113 ...
... the showing the past the stand the fist and Whig, is the order given, and ther van Bou came sway in up. At the half distance the the coarse got beaten away Valeo Whig tat then come Merion ‘Macdonald dul mot pass post. together, a long way of BETTING ON ...
... by the unsucceasful Whig candidates for the division, and the more fortunate Whig members for the North-West Riding. The resolution was well suited to the speakers, as it is one that would have been with safe applause in any Whig gathering at any time ...
... g the treatment he had received the hands of the Whigs. He characterised the resignation of Sir S. Waterlow the greatest piece of humbug he had heard of for some time. It was in time to give the Whigs a character for liberality, hut too late to be of ...
... called Whig in a special sense, It was the and Bute retired from office when Nowcastlo under the n to monopoliso power and came leadership of Lord ingham ; and the Rockingham Whigs were tho Whigs propor, and it was out of these that the modern Whigs had ...
... Donkin, 371; Blake, 357; Beresford, 345. Thus the Whig party ob- tained the mastery at Berwick in the election to the Re- formed Parliament. In 1555 the Tory candidate was Mr James Braishaw, and the Whig candidates, the sitting membera. Mr Bradshaw was ...
... victory for the Whigs, The decadence of tho ol: Tory party after the death of Lord Liverpool, was foliowe! by asteady decline in the influence of that party io ths open constituencies, and by a sudden development of the power of the Whig families, Thus ...
... at length been got to retire; but it yet remains to be proved what influence the dissatisfaction of his supporters with the Whig candidate will have upon the poll between him and Mr Sholto Hare, The great Liberal party seems to in even a worse case in ...