... comimenced en 'IS28 when he was appointed P Grociu-in-Waiting to George IV., and he was attached ,rd to the Household in every Whig or Liberal Adminis to tration after he became a peer. Lord Sydney was Lord to Chcutoerlain for eleven years altogether, and ...

... blooming aristocracy, and C equalise all property and distinction so that each i shall help himself. This won't do for the old c Whig section,whi-h is synonymous with modern e I Conservatisin,and is falling away and becoming u :a6hamed of the Jacobinical tail ...

... State than the State could be to the Church. Not verv lont ago thlie toast would have been honoured a ionget Liberals seld Whigs, ass well as Churchmen. and there wale misesnb Liberals still who supported the Church, but they nsu-t remember that aniongat ...

... t''rrr a Nor lise abvirtio was the reiortithat ihr ,FrolI' w vas thesonf falandllrd who, ei his day, hbd bcoa a good deai of a Whig, rind hadl bhrd atrtricd relietiocs *ith his torritriry Urrd'lr orliriary 6ircurastarces, these lo excursiens iriot) per''en:litiis ...

... of amoris integration As it vas, the jury awarded het £100. WHAT I W&NT. 1 was not born a 'Torv child, I was not born a Whig, Sir, And Liberals is much too mild Though writ with L so big, Sir. I stand among the great I WANTS, A very ancient name. Sir; ...

... member of Parliament is too much for his ie health. The real explanation of Mr. Flavin's t aotion is that he is heartily sick of Whig politics i- and politicians, Hiis honesty has rebelled against the policy and the tactics of the party. ...

... yearc who ago. who held higr office in Englond, and had the if war confidence of her people, and were respecred by a dogs Tory, Whig. and Radical, men who differed very %ppen widely on other questions of politics, were united crash in this, that to liv hands ...

... Canterbury, and in which Sir William 3 played a rather singular and noteworthy V part. Lord Fordwick and the Hon. R. i Watson, the Whig members, were supposed 8 to be certain of their re-election, and no - contest was expected. Suddenly there Y appeared an address ...

... The letters oomposing the words The 4ight Gat Honourable William Ewart Gladstone I will Car also form exactly I am the Whig who'll be a traitor to England's rule. Rue Bar BOTr candidates in the Torquay Division are working hard, and their efforts ...

... I I maintain that Lord Hartington, Sir Henry J yJames, and their adherents are the legitimate ti, I- successors of the old Whigs whom I have tr s mentioned. I believe their aim to be not place, or power, or any selfish objects, but ini I their country's ...

... economists or the dreans of philosophical Rladicalisrm? Tbeeplatitedes of yesterday arc out of Fashion. The constitutional Whig fostered reforn - The Roformner gave place to the MTAyral. the Liberal to the Radical. and now the Radical is pushed on one ...

... time fifty years of age, and had been, as private secretary to Lord Rockingham, one of the main supports of that nobleman's Whig Ministry. In 1774 he was returnef by his chief's interest as M.P. for the pocket borough of Malton in Yorkebire. A deputa- ...