... succeeded by a brother, Lord Ernest Bruce, & man of hdividndit; and brutal wit, who sat for omn, years in the House of Commons as 2 Whig placeman, first as an (gmmt sud afterwards as a colleague of Mr. ladstone, who was in a curious way attracted by his personality ...

... Daily News) disposes of the question whether Lord Rosebery can retain the invaluable services of Mr. Marjoribanks as Chief Whig of the Liberal Qrty. He joins the new chief in the House where Mr. Labouchere’s compliments are no longer paid. Lord Rosebery ...

... the Town Uhl. Ifs. J. mailed. sad the Be.. Dr. Co. an of he wow oohed leads by Ilociay. Leash shag with the wen bad Tbe Ag. Whig of f Mobs. the probed sad grog. sod the pee &Ursa. • moths ow held. The Ray. W. is the Mr. T. Harris. sad the . B. Whfigead ...

... conceded, l‘l':“ mth me&:'f tho;e GMINI:LW who voted in the House the o night against their party (on Mr. Cobb’s amendments) © *‘ Whig and Tory ; L{bénl and Conservative,”” are names which seem to me te be fast losing the siguificance they once had ; and I am ...

... nod. Ahoy any won both boon, Welled Wing to tin toll of flastits. Losses, Irrid.r. (Br LONDON OOP NARKS% r - • Marna= ale. Whig :- ; ; 11610; 63,310 maim ; Oar. LONDON NOWT, Whop M prim. raw my Orley. MIMS • Win LECHLADI CM= MARILIT, Jr 30 —nen • Imp ...

... think there may le some foundation the mousse. Sir William Hammer, far as he has either movie. loins or tastes, nuut an old Whig: and if sone has colleagnet• °pismire do not seem to • little hintuuc, not only is rumour false in its suggeetions. but come ...

... if $. nun. ber of visitations, of which a walk were by ladies. The work of shipping aluminises launch, the sledges, hats, °Whig s sod stores of food, went on rapidly and withal* ssesetion, but the outsides of and barrels were in evidence, and there wes ...

... December, 1802, and was educated at Trinity, Cambridge, where graduated. He entered Parliament for the borough of in 1826 as Whig. The young member, then Lord Howick, delivered bia maiden speech in 1827 on tho question tbe Corn Laws. In 1830 be exchanged ...

... mot be judgmaat for es delmlaat, Magda bileeoarc,whiab Isle out, yawed, lady. TOWLZ'S Pennyroyal and S . t . ael Ooereet Imp Whigs. &sieve elewlisee, the se the ww. Dozes ls. 10. wel is. W. lbr Am the immile. et ail Nei ea serelpi 15 et $4 twin. IL T. d ...

... worried. IWM diar7 ah. wig rasorday. Jana horrid par. bold sod Ha Ha, ha! Wall. • good j Did haw. it* Stir: •No had H.: marry! Whig! bad beam at oar. f a 807 Whitt • that wowr to merry ••d whits mei Oil. well, know. I we give • of • ' What do • Naar Little ...

... the old, and in aninson Aall haw thr heary jowl of tie serierr, instead of the N noge of the departed. Awoke se the ells if Whig for Ireland. To Yowl, hounds, to kennel I There is Entgish dog's meet jog fat e docile pack. A pretty °attribution this to ...

... good opportunity • yaw tit IBlbikar awl Baker, being situate in sliepielpi slossid4h• and oppo• sits a ftashil% told* b jot Whig closed in ac ed the occupier's radrunent to soother 'Pitt - There is neither Tithe nor Lend Tex payable upon la ProfV&ine le ...