... Traders, and was more of a reformer than Palmerston, there was no difficulty from thet quarter, but Brooks and the Ultra- Whigs and Radicals were ratber sulky about the appointment. At the * F. 0. itself Granville soon won golden opinions. He went in ...

... possible, this arrangement being originally suggested by Mr. Gladstons. Lord Lausdowne’s grandfather, who was a leader of the Whig party for more thar fifty years, refused a duokedom four times. MazLBogoUGH CoLLEGe. — Messrs. 0. and T. Liewsliyn Davies, ...

... gust of wind, howling and whistling like an u&u- train, m over the district, and catchi o dividing of the illfated building, whi:g towered 20 or 30 feet above the roofs of the adjoining houses, drove them out with a terrific crash, The masonry and girders ...

... Balkans.” In 1831 Major Km married toe third daughter of Sir Coutts r, Bart.; ard in the followin& year was returned in the Whig interest as one of the members for East Norfolk, representing that constituency until 1835. He unsuccessfully contested Lynn ...

... ke of Marlboroagh by Dr. Sacheverell, son of the Rector of St. Peter's, Mariborough, to whose efforts the overthrow of the Whig ministry in the reign of Queen Anne was largely due. Succeeding those tarbulent times oame a period of comparative oalm, dariog ...

... , 1042 of these being convicted. £ EXAMPLES OF CHILD TORTURE. The following are given as characteristic of the cases with whi:g the society has dealt: Punishing a child by putting Euu into its nostrils ; putting lighted matches up them ; biting a child’s ...

... strife : » sarvi of the old aristooratic republioc of the by:on days in which the kites and the crows, under the names of Whigs and Tories, battled for domination over the poultry. But we lived to-day in & democratio republic, snd the poultry in theory ...

... must be safe w 0 affirm that Lord Albemarle, who died the other day, was the last person who remembered Mr. Fox. The great Whig's fondness for children is well-known ; and Lord Albemarle, when a child, used to play bat, trap, and ball with bim in the ...

... fcrtune in trade. He sat in Parliament for many years, and in 1836 Lord Melbourne rewarded him for his steady support of the Whig leaders by making him a baronet. The best place in which to hide from the world is mid to be crowded London. The Comtesse de ...

... moments to the following faots | about railway rates, from a letter which appeared a | short time sinoe in the Times, and whi:g he had every reason to believe were correct:—Meat, from Amerioa to London, 15s. per ton less than from, eay, Stafford or Norfolk ...

... erected in the early part of th, 18th century. It was built under a special Aot of Parlisment passed in 1708, the preamble of whig) states that the town is one “of great trade and con. merce, is become very populous and hath but ope church in it, whioch ...

... devoted himself exclusively to the history of the United States and politics, and renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, attached himself to the then vietorious Democratic Party. In 1838 President van Buren appointed him Collector of Customs ht ...