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... between Rockingham an — cl - the great Whig destroyer of Whiggism—the Earl of Chatham. Impatient, imperious brilliant, and theatrical; this King of men awed the English Senate, captivated the English people, and dazzled the public eye of Europe, while ...
... with his old Whig friends, and during the Administration of All the Talents he had charge of the Home Office. In the following year he had to submit to the exhibition of Royal caprice that was inflicted twenty -seven years lateron the Whig Ministry of ...
... partisans of the present Ministry, and some of them distinguished adherents to it, have thrown the responeibility of lion the Whig Party, as if they thought it desirable for their Party interests at the present moment to disclaim it, the fact may as well ...
... leading part in politics for • number of years, both before soda:let the of the i•eform Bill, sad acted as the agent ' the Whig Party in the county. Ile wan. member et the I Society. When Sheriff took his , on in the Court this week, he no , tiered in ...
... EIIROAT IRRITATION.—The throat and windpipe am mierekany So emirs I end the row. For them to the of JUJU/OA. illpeerite us Men Whig la to the at the mowed May are hy the se of Pron.& lop.oo. 41 in hetet 6d. and Is. pen ilar or 15 JAE EPPg end Intel ...
... foe the interessing number of students is felt, sad there have bean numerous instances teem of applications for admission Whig been refused, in consequence ,d the dearth of lodging, notwithstanding the numeroos additions made to the Colleges is the last ...
... AU the Talents came in for a short lease of power. Owing to the influence of Fox—in those days the Keppels were all pure Whigs—Lord Albemarle was appointed Master of the Buck Hounds, and the family took op their abode in Swinley Lodge, his official residence ...
... was still young—that England had little reason to fear a future alliance of France and Spain; aor do we think that the great Whig leaders were wanting in prudence in this matter. During the whole course of the 18th century the family compact was a real ...
... remainder of the county was divided into • South Norfolk' and ' West Norfolk.' Sir Edward Buxton, the father of the present Whig candidate, member for East Norfolk down to his death in June, 1858. The most important element in the present constituency ...
... is argued, was not due tol'aelfieh motive, only, but wee to some extent justified by 'previous warnings of discontent with Whig policy. A paper ! the Armed Peace of Europe shows the tremendoua of the present enanuous military armament, on the Continent ...
... IT to BL k do er d p w . tit (RFS Out Sit ea.. sod emit ; end by J. L Whig. tamodlelmouare. Londno. W. A CERTAIN CURE for INDIGESTION.—CHAR. COAL sod PEPSINE LOTS:Mr:I4. Prepared truly by and GOOK IC, at It. W.. and et 26, 5 L S.W. Sole of the Smelling ...
... treat, ; than, the Crimean war as an innovation in our ! policy,to impute it as a fault or a bleeder to this or , that Whig, or mixed Whig and Peelite Administration, as arising from fear of Ruasia alone, seems • mistake, the same effort was made by the three ...