... about the bishop. They talked about him as ‘‘a good s>rt of goose,” promoted to a wig and palace because he was related to a Whig peer; they could manage him, they fancied. But they had all heard that the chaplain was ernble feilow, uisde up of divinity ...

... been elected member of the leading Whig Club, Captain Steele made some little flattering allusions in his next comedy, The Tender Husband,” to the recent victory'of the Duke of Marlborough at Blenheim. Evidently the Whigs liked his way of patting things ...

... Orchid-house, Melon, Cucumber and Grapo with beating and fuel houses, Summer-house with room over, Acc., &o. Apply to Messrs. Whig nr and Sobubt, Post Office Terrace, Cambridge. MONDAY NEXT. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MABKBT. A M. ROBINSON ft SON'S STOCK SALE, EVERT ...

... honourable enemy in Cambridge, Mr. Fowler [cheers], and do it for this reason: that was man respected and beloved bv Cambridge whiG he represented it, and *f good fortune I took hi.i place, this I know: that I have never been able to fill it as did. But if ...

... with the Liberal principles, of which the houses Russell and Whitbread were the champions the county at the time of the great Whig struggle prior to, and resulting In, the Reform BiU 1832, and that political warfare, and In the subsequent contested elections ...

... the Liberal principles of which the houses of Russell and Whitbread were the champions in the county at the time of the great Whig struggle prior to, and resulting in, the Reform Bill of 1832, and that political warfare and in the subsequent contested elections ...

... their very arduous work. Ho hoped another year would see very marked change the policy of their Government. It was not the Whig.*, Tories or Radicals the present time who assisted them. [Hear, bear.] The people must assist themselves, they would never ...

... Christopher Catt was a pastry cook, 1 believe, but no offence to the right worshipful Club). The Whigs were not “out” long. Marlborough won “Blenheim” and the Whigs power; and out of gratitude they engaged Addison to celebrate the twin events in verse. The ...

... men who were then called Whigs, and who were now called Liberal Unionists (hear, hear;. That Bill was introduced in a stronger form than it was now, and the passing of amendnietits hostile to the farmer was the work partly of Whigs and partly of Conservatives ...

... lictter Uet-.inintinn. for it would - turn. not to the sixti'enth century, but tho feven- j teentli. time was to Inst, for tlic Whig.-* bull come t.» d*» their worst,and the might emu*! t.-* i Ute. lUvhonric* were in tiiur.it* supprts- j •km ; property was ...

... The Conservatives denounced the proposal as demoralising to the parents, and fatal to the existing system of education. The Whigs were hostile or apathetic. Gradually the Liberal Party was won over, a*d Free Education was made a prominent plank iu the Liberal ...

... Statesman when the Whig party should bo farcod surrender. During tho Melbourne Administration consoli* parly that when called office in 1841 ha found himself at tire head of a dccUivo Conserve, majority Parliament elected under Whig auspices; his colleagues ...