... Lower House of Parliament from 1831 to 1848, subsequently the House of Lords. filled various appointments with credit under Whig Administrations ; and was made Postmaster General in 1860. Henry Labouchere, Lord Taunton, was raised to the peerage in 1859 ...

... CORN-STRZIT. rvi i ON SALE, HORIZONTAL ENGINES, 6 0, power Potrr.Out rnma it power; comm PORTAILIE. ItifD to.Wii Paist . rre. Whig mom. Now and EILLI,IICrING LATIUM Is. BALK 16174 ...

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... became a morning paper, and thus added another to the matin press representatives of Conservatism ; the Globe, previously a Whig organ, virtually takifig its place as that of the Constitutional party, in . the evening. The Standard has made immense way ...

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... the effect that the large screw steamer Leith, rising sun (laughter). saw an account the paper go*el loaf, and were afraid of Whig bishop*. Is it whjch J .( i^, some time ago for Bombav. via the th- 'lav testimonial and address presented the , n then, that ...

... consequence of her union with England and Scotland, but since this system has lasted so loug, under every Ministry, whether Whig or Tory, what good reason is there to expect that a great change will now take place, or that such a Change will be lasting ...

... Liberals are in the field —Sir Sydney Waterlow, who has the support of the trading ami mercantile interest; Sir Francis Lycett, a Whig baronet •f considerable influence ; and Mr. Odger, the working man’s candidate. These three are confronted by Colonel Beresford ...

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... was rather hard to best at chafing cockneys—that is, strangers; for whom he had a truly squirearohal dislike. But although a Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by any one ...

... thunder which shall roll from orb to orb through infimte, incalculable, illimitable space, that Radicalism must die, and that Whigs, Liberals, and that all who oppose the return Mr. James Agg-Gardner, must be thrown with violent hands, right over the walls ...