... and sat as the Whig member for South Durham from 1841 to 1859, when he was elected for Hastings, which constituency he represented till 1864. After his accession to the duchy he ceased to take much interest in politics. Originally a Whig, be afterwards ...

... angers 0 0 2 York..cocersennnne. 2 0 2 Wakefleld Trinity 0 1 2 BRIGHOUSE RANGERS v. WIGAN. THE RANGERS RECEIVE A * WHIGGING.” The return game between these clubs took place at Lane Head on Tuesday in the presence of a large attendance of spectators ...

... Minto, stood high in the councils of the Liberal party, was a member of the first Grey Cabinet, and had great weight in the Whig Administration. So much was this the case that gainsayers were apt to say that to be a Grey or an Elliot was a passport to ...

... polities - is ~he The HRev. John MeNefll hopes to open the evan- Afioyflbu&hfldc&&brfl mission which he has undertaken in Scot- Whig houses which have figured mh % with the beginning of the new year. the history of our country. For y e bout 2,000 persons ...

... book. I'll be responsible for the geese, lnd‘xa{ all the damage if any there be.” This decided the matter. The boy placed the whig in the monareh's hand, and startedon his errand. The geese soon discovered that the whip was no longer in the hands of their ...

... waters on the Minto estate for purposes of legitimate angling. In politics he wasa Liberal, but belonged rather to the old Whig school than to the more advanced section. He occasionally spoke both in the House of Lords, and on public platforms, his utterances ...

... i Mary Livingston. How the - ve found their. way into the- ad itself has come to be con- Maids of Honour, cannot.be”(lrll . Whig, .1 , of Greenock, a , loss have been shet by Bruce of bite. In Sir John’s absence, t to Bruce a letter, with an on Mr. Bruce's ...

... could make him out,” *“l[ | a conundrum myself,” replied him up.” IEFL, on the occasion of a minis- after he had ousted the Whigs, fay we keep their plaices with- —* Drunk again! Oh, Jchn, you would never touch a glass to your A rgonot—“ Right, M'riar. ...

... into the*enemy’s port. His mind was a hoge appropriation clavse; his Conservatism an “organised bypocrisy.” He had caught the Whigs bathing and run away with thewr clothes. So virulent an aftack wus probably never delivered in Parliament as this of Disraeli’s ...

... perseverance had larger scope. 5y L% b i B ity 1u politics Mr. Barber was, what in the old days would be called, an old-fashioned Whig, which did not however prevent his coutesting the boreugh of Halifax in the Conservative interest in the year 1880 agaiost ...

... wards—the Minster Ward aud the B'.k' statement, by a prominent High Churchinan, is| Ward. The late Ald. Williams, who was a Whig, ar indication of the feeling which is growirg | retired from the Corporation in 1850, and died in o in Anglo-Catholic quarters; ...

... his cousin, he sat for Malton in the unreformetl Parliament of 1831. He has throughout his life identified himself with the Whig interest, to which his family traditions belong, n.nfl until the Home Rule question arose he, like Lis son, followed Mr. G ...