... of his age, he was returned to Parliament for the borough of Tavietock, at once taking a formost place in the ranks of the Whig party, to which he adhered to the end of his life. Parliamentary potation was greatly strengthened by his election as member ...

... and there was no limit to the earnestness with which he strove to abolish it, or at any rate to bring it within the proper Whig limits. Hence nearly all the measures by which he is best known may be described as of a negative character. Statesmen of this ...

... reopening the question of Reform in 18)2, ’54, ’6O, and ’66, did more to break the Whig party than any other statesman of the period—Whig, Radical, or Tory. Having conducted the Whig party to the culminating point of its renaissance, Lord Grey retired ; and though ...

... Liverpool was in power, having been returned lor his father s pocket borough of Tavistock, at once allied himself with the Whig party, which was then led by Lord* Wellealoy and Grenville, and struck out line of political action, bold and origin*! in ...

... privilege, and her fishermen are thus placed at a grievous disadvantage. All Ireland is well aware of this, and none but an English Whig, like the miserable member for Cork County, dare deny it. To claim for Irish fishermen a right identical with that enjoyed ...

... of indmtry, such B raiogfaam and other large towns. Duriog the Canning Administration, which Included some of the leading Whigs among its mem ben. Lord John discontinued his efforts in (be direction pailiamonUry reform. In 1828, however, be carried measure ...

... ICULTUB'I. »n-l e»ery oth« dateri'-U o« Wojuwjrk lor ART FCUNIsnK’.iS. DKSIOMBUS, ABCHITKCTi CAJUNKT UAKRRS, HI’IM)HUB. WHKF.U- WHIG MTS. ANDFACTDRf.iSS rado c, ocrally. 6a«ln-. Plvilnc. M Carrlnc. Beodinf. Tun.iu,; (lonernl Wa>J Workiag Ul'.U, nOWLF.Y QUAY ...

... Deadolioo. el bees destroyed by Mercury, B:oe or Caleset. ml mily fah remedy Is Or. RING'S DANDELION and QUININE LIVER MLLE. Whig!' set greatly ea the Liver, num all above symptoms. all ever the world. by au chemists sod sodium reader*, Is. 2a. 4e. 64. ...

... cter who had figured =Meetly on the political stage foe nem UN a century, has jug disappeared Lord Russell is no more. The Whig Math, after a few weeks' Illness, at Pembroke Lodge, late on Tuesday night. This very month saw the of the repeal of the Ted ...

... influence, and as aeon as the war concluded, 1815, they devoted their energies to the advocacy of social and political reform& The Whig party gained ground during George the Third's illness, through the debate on the income tax and foreign treaties. Oa the latter ...

... and as seem as the war was concluded, 1815, they devoted their energies to the advocacy of ',nal and political reforms. The Whig party gain, d ground during George the Third's illness, through the debate on the incouletax and foreien treaties. On the latter ...

... that in times of drought they turn on a one Inch stand-pipe from Whitely reeervole for the supply of the collieries. Mr. : Whig about the Hall Mr: rgire . said - lt - Qgit be ;Weil to explain how the £l6O was arrived at. On the committee referring to ...