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... diplomacy for politics, and sat as the Whig member for bouth Durham from 1841 to 1859, when he was ^5™ for Hastings. After his accession to the duchy he ceased to take much interest in politics, but, like most old Whigs, he turned Unionist. Of late years ...
... acted regularly as magistrate for the Caerleon petty-sessional division. In politics the deceased was at first a Liberal of the Whig school, afterwards a Conservative, and latterly a Unionist. ...
... in Conservative circles at all events, politicians were now divided into two great parties—no longer as of yore Tories and Whigs, ° £ even Conservatives and Liberals, but Unionists and Gladstonians—or shall we say Separatists 1 It is true that the Glad- ...
... he abandoned this occupa- tion, and devoted himself to history and politics. Renouncing his previous connection with the Whigs, he attached himself to the victorious Democratic pcrty. In 1838, President Van Buren appointed him Collector of Customs at ...
... Wilton title and estates into the Urosvenor family. For more than 20 years Lady Westminster was one of the greatest of the Whig dames, and she once refused the ofhes or Mistress of the Robes. After Lord Palmers ton's death sne changed her political views ...
... of course, those Welsh members of the federation who, by their alliance, give it the semblance of solidity. But as for the Whigs who, unfortunately, mould the federation policy and fetter the volitions of North Wales Radicalism, we protest against their ...
... great cleav- age took place in the Liberal party, consequent on the Irish policy initiated by Mr Gladstone, and when Whig after Whig, in a state of nervous distrust, deserted to the enemy, Lord Granville stood manfully by Mr Gladstone, and never wavered ...
... :n Palestine has than 100,000. In 1331 the Duke of Cleveland, tooic place on r r; day. subscru»ea election expenses of the Whigs- Bsfore the mvasts of the rtgjg* rmoVo'eSaJw 'Zt% * ...
... builfc up the present immense business of Manfield7 and Sons. When Mr Bradlaugh first' came to Northampton, Mr Manfield as ik) Whig opposed him, but in 1880 he was the5, means, by bringing Mr Labouchere to Northamp-; ton, of uniting the Liberals and Radicals ...
... Barry House. During the lifetime of fearjv°jonel, he was on several occasions visited at stat^Jry Lord John Russell, the great Whig her a Colonel Romilly's wife was a lady in the right, her name before marriage being e°rnnio»oOUrable Elizabeth Amelia Jane ...
... Had it not been for the powerful aid of Mr JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, Lord HARTINGTON, and a few more renegade Liberals and decayed Whigs, the present Administration would have collapsed long ago. ...
... l jurisdiction in the county attended the anti-Parnellite convention at which Mr Hammond was chosen the candidate of the whigs. The Irish members in Carlow are almost identi- cally those who have been actively connected in the struggle from the first ...