... prison, in Dublin. Never were there five vears of so full a life. Ile beran his political career as a pamphleteer for the Whig Club, a body of Liberal politicians in Dublin. He did little pamphleteering, however, and a year or 20 later, Protestant as ...

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... white silk with rained silk sputa upon Its surface, has bean most ellsothrely mide with • short that of black and • lace meat Whig from the to the waist. A very thin pink aripon has • looking =whelk in white onto° upon It and makes • delightful gown with ...

... was, as Lord St. Maur, a very prominent member of the House of Commons for nearly thirty years, and filled offices in several Whig administrations. After he became Duke of Somerset, he was for seven years First Lord of the Admiralty, under Lord Palmerston ...

... sympathy by endeavouring persuade his uncle the advisability of pursuing this policy. This is only the old game of dishing tb» Whigs —a poor edition of it, too. Side by side with this are likely, so I am assured, to have a significant Radical demonstration ...

... Towzer quite approves of the bands playing on the Embankment nmfot.hor public places, for tfi:e amusement of the people. » Whi\‘g, says the dear old thing, *‘the more there are of suc{ entertainments trombono publico, the better. 8 3 ~ Navar Note.—Appropriate ...

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... 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 ...

... ot Mr. A- J. Monaon was under ‘he nf Viscount Cartlemaine, one of ‘he JndKea Charles L The Viscount, it need not be said, a Whig. His wife, however, w ue red-hot Rovalist. result was that her Ladyship her maids once tick possession of his lordship, and ...

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