... case or not, for there is a great array of spealters on whoan Lord Salisbury muay usually I rely. Theheoads of the two great Whig houses, ad the 1)uke of Devonshire tdd the larquis of Lain- 3C downe, are two very stronag lieutenauns, especially the latter ...

... is Chairiatn of thne Isle f of Wight Consndtteea that she would be willing o to lay the fomidation ?? of thA, Ctild:'ell's I Whig of the Infirmary on the 30th iust. Wie a understatnd that the Isle of 'Wight Conmrcmora- tion Commsittee are actively eniag'aged ...

... odour of Whiggism,l he no sooner entered Parliament, z some thirty years ago, than he showed that he was prepared to adapt Whig theories of the past to Radical actualities of the present. He was a very effective speaker, his only fault being that he spoke ...

... long reign, now for a little-and oaly a little- sql e gencral history. tin succeeding to the throlt clI her Maljesty found the Whig and Conservative th( p Darties nearly evenly balanced in the i e Houlse of Commons. Lord Melbourne, a' r the Vhig Prime Minister ...