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... second time member for Perthshire, he was appointed Vice-President of the Board Trade ; and in 1846, on the restoration of the Whigs to power, he was chosen Secretary War, with seat in the Cabinet. In that post he continued till ISo2, when he became President ...
... W Ift & WHIG Hi' & IV.AN r|IHK JL i. ...
... of the view taken by the General and the Marquis of the measure which had occasioned their secession, and to encourage the Whig-Radical belief that, if Mr Disraeli had dished the Whir, the general elections bad dished hopes as Prime Minister at any ...
... General and the Martinis of the measure which had occasioned their secession, and to encourage the Whig-Radical belief that, if Mr Disraeli had dished the Whigs, the general elections had dished his hopes as Prime Minister at any future time. All this is ...
... Chicago is -is? Jost 214 miles west tiooddiye i stranger, be continued, as be miss sad picked up hi bundle sod pet the ad of Whig under the strap ; Pea very mesh yes, and if I don't walk it la ins days railroad bed gives oot. THE PRESERVATION OF TROUT ...
... second time member for Perthshire, was appointed Vice-President the Board of Trade; and in 1846, the i restoration of the Whigs to power, he was chosen | Secretary at War, with seat in the Cabinet. In that post he continued till 1852, when he became President ...
... Focthablrs, b won: spveiond time as mewm) ur Was ted Vice-President of the Board of Trade; and in 1846, on the restoration of the Whigs te power, he was chosen Secretary at War, with a seat in the Cabinet. In that post he continued till 185?7 when he became President ...
... which s.-nt it off the b«rr*4 support*, with gtassos. jug*, ic, all jumbled ne'W.bke the Douglas lard.r. At this stage our Whig fn.Tsd, who was scmlk) all right. baw|.*l-sit •• Ihdn't I tell these Derhyifcs wouldn’t *»aad long. F-wtunalefr A was only ...
... had property of its own, out of which such annuities might be paid. Mr Scourtield having read ea extract from the RicAntonii Whig, to the effect that government in England was vastly better, cheaper, and more free than in the United States, the bill was ...
... Ict 1. Ixing * second as member f*c Perthshire, was appointed\ ifr Prondent the IWurd Trade; ami in i? 4. restoratMß the Whig* power, was cboaen Secretary War. with s.t»: iu the Cabinet, p>»>l euntioned till I when Invar.te President the .d Conti.-I ...