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... (ollowen of Lord Jobs Ruieell ; ia tho lecoad, there wai extreme difficnlty in Beleotinir Cabinet Ministers, because many of the Whig or Russell party deemed themeelres supremely entitled to Cabinet rank, while others of this party considered that they too ...
... “The next important event was the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832. At this time nearly all the people in Banchory were Whigs. Sir Thomas Burnett, the oldest son of Sir Robert, contested the County of Kincardineshire against Lord Arbuthnot, the Tory ...
... was selected by Cardinal Wiseman to contest King's County at the general election of 185D. Although there were already three Whigs in the field, the young Irishman soon won favour by the independant dash of his addresses and his spirited attacks on the policy ...
... uncle to the present Duke of Westminster. Educated at Westminster and at Christ Church, he entered the House of Commons as Whig member for .Shaftesbury in 182'2, a seat which he held for four years. From 182' to 1847 he represented the city of Chester ...
... who attended the trains, put in with a grin—“l saw the steamer with my eyes pass Chateau dTf, and a long tail of smoke folio whig.” I soon learnt that I had taken an overdose of chloral, was discovered in profound stupor, and could not be awakened. Dr Cherry ...
... keep his memory green in the hearts of c the people of Sutherlandshire. In politics thei duke has been described as a Whig of the Whigs, but lie had for many years parted com- pany politically from the Gladstonians. ALDERMAN VTAlENTDNT, ?? of Ludlow, who ...
... eteoed~dltiso late A-rl tr Hry tieecvr, Mioto life antd corrauiondetuco, wilt sahort~ly be piiblislted. -Ma' Mliot is a typtloal Whig, attet' the author of a va111, avble Iittde hook oant t Re ?? and State. The Worksi Cormmittee of- Edinburgh Wader '1ruslt ...
... between meun lay in vealth or povelty of ideas. Tbie lecturer spoke of tile extraordinary range of Shakespeare'a vocabulary,'shou whig tmat Baconi's comparative poverty of nvords wai, a convincing argumuent against his suppowed aathor- ship of sonie of Shal ...