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... receiving sound general education, he studied law, and was admitted to the Bar in May, 1844. He was a delegate in the National Whig Conventions of 1848 and 1852, and presided over first Republican Convention in Ohio, in 1855. He sat CoDgrcss for some years ...
... Members regards lengthjjif Parliamentary service the Radical side. As was said of Tierney when he was chosen leader of the Whigs in 181, there was person who could be put into competition with him. Seeing that Mr. Ellis drafting his circular for next ...
... far twenty-seven years. * A man whose name was Mr. Cocks, Castle wi>; in the last century the representative the illustrious Whig Lord Chancellor Somers. whose sister had married Charles Cocks. He was raised to the peerage Lord Somers, and his son. the ...
... of Parliamentary journalism from the time when Dr. Johnson notes the Strangers' . Gallery, and who also took care that the Whig ' dogs should have the worst of it, to the days Charles Dickens, who had to take his notes his knees on a back bench of the ...
... the nation into line, while there are . present-day problems which nobody claiming to be something more than old-fashioned Whig could be ' found to be ranged against. The average working man finds no light thrown upon these • problems by Lord Rosebery's ...
... ADMITTED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST COiII'LEU BRILLIANT I'RODL'CTiONS EVER WITNESSED IN Suppled hy 100 PERFORMERS. addition to the roll whig Grand variety Cou.pany:-— CAPTAIN WO DWARD'S SEA LIONS AND SEALS. The most unique ever aurr'encf^ EDGAR GRANVILLE. HECTOR ...
... speaking, loss advanced, and the two sections of it represented by Sir William Harcourt and Lord Rosebery were both, in the main, Whig. The power of orgauiscd capital in House of Commons had increased enormously. The prevailing national prosperity was undoubtedly ...
... and this can be effected the enforcement of a wise [economy in all departments the national expendi- - These were the plain Whig principles I upon wnich the Liberal Unionist-leader in the Boose , Lo r fil3t sought confidence .March 13. 1857. j bis Birmingham ...
... extremists, and probable that before long shall find Sir H. '*'~ - bell-Bannerman and his immediate associates denounced Whigs. is an open secret William at all events, believes that tba next General Election is be won Ir- the Libers: extreme men must ...
... only m outline, but m detail: and this letter was written over hundred years ago-, in regard the drtfer?>-.-e concerning the Whig lead'rsh-'n in Op>iosiii>n between CbarVs For* and the Duke of Portland.— Birmingham Post' nionist). MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING ...
... Great Bible. Amongst other curious Bibles in the nations*: Library are the Bible, the Treacle Bible, the* Vinegar Bible, the Whig Bible, and tho Wicked Bible. The Resin Bible has ' there no rosin irilead. The Treacle Bible owes its curious nam* the ...
... first Lord Holland, the lather Fox. became its -.wner. time forth for hundred years Holland Unu-e 1 the nursery of those Whig principles which, after irany years wilderness, achieved rinal victory the Reform Bill of under Lord Grrv. The history of House ...