... Postmaster- General by the committee of the Imperial Federation League succeeded in eliciting statements from Mr. Arnold Morley whi?:g made clear the difficulties, financial and administrative, at present standing in the way of a uniform penny postage, extending ...

... now the wife of the Hon. Charles Gore, whom she married in 1845, eight after w.maumnm,mfim Whie saterss mpldmh- of the' L . Whig statesman, present marquis, ladly‘ Klf{ is a of the 4th Lord Bessborough., Itisa coincidence that the heir and beiress to the ...

... enoagh tlha* if he only observed a half of his daty he would bs eaved. Bir Andrew always declared that in politice bhe was & Whig, or rather that he bslooged to no party. He was apparently not above his conatrymen's weakncss for pedigrees, for, thoangh ...

... return as a Liberal Unionist, but now deducted from the strength of that party owing to his official position), and the four Whig bringing up the total of members present in the House to 665. The seats for North-east Cork and Holborn being at that moment ...

... long been prominently a-socinted with tbefolitinl and commercial history of Gilaszow, His father was for several years the Whig member for Dumbartonshire, and one of his nelos sat for Glasgow for 10 years, Colonel Dennis-loun, who took a very keen interest ...

... fcrtune in trade. He sat in Parliament for many years, and in 1836 Lord Melbourne rewarded him for his steady support of the Whig leaders by making him a baronet. The best place in which to hide from the world is mid to be crowded London. The Comtesse de ...

... erected in the early part of th, 18th century. It was built under a special Aot of Parlisment passed in 1708, the preamble of whig) states that the town is one “of great trade and con. merce, is become very populous and hath but ope church in it, whioch ...