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... th« 31st Augn*. Sout hM«. Major General Whig ham. late 16th (Qoeea'a) Uaecra. aged 66. tUTWOETH -On the alt. at his residence. The Maads. Eccks. Manchester, his 48th year. Alfred l»y. eldest seo of the late Henry Whitworth, and Sec the Maschsster Ship ...
... badly treated tbs Whigs! Their triumph—via, tbs ■going of tbs Treaty Farit raengatiinc tbn victory ot the American Bevolten September 3, 1763 gßromwnll'e-dM). was bitter pill to fanner Georgs. null bara felt tha discomlitura of Whigs, httie mars than ...
... religioua liberty. The Whigs who dethroned Jemeell. were the political descendants of the Whigs who beheaded Charles They were obliged to nee the same instruments. And, long as the struggle between the two Parties seemed doubtful, the Whigs played religions ...
... practically the surrender of the Colonies was forced the King by the general policy the Whigs. Bat it is scarcely correct to say that the Treaty of Versailles was Whig Treaty. Boma of the Opposition speeches were the concession America. 1 am, Sir, year obedient ...
... Club were not the men to dine frugally.” “ It was enjoyable enough,” no doubt, to listen to Swift sod Prior demolishing the Whigs over the dinner table, or hear Swift read hie coming publications at daasart, but the evening wee pleasanter, when the dishes ...
... side of Napoleon’s Helena: hot sre could hardly expert him so. Liberal Iropenslist taough may ha, he •till a Whig—aad whig dues not eat Whig. I am, Sir, foot obedient ssrvaaC, March 22. .. A large mtmbar of oerson* yiaited the SSS&,2ffiS;J , , 2r^=«& ...
... of the Whigs to get all power into their own hands, and “that tbe King saw that tlie Whigs did not trust him, and would only support him if dependent on themselves, «., on their own passions and humours.’” In the History written when the Whigs wove at ...
... the Wodahoosafaarily was amocutad with the Ceeaemtira Interest. The father of Lord Kimberley, hewerar, married iato an •Id Whig fsmily, the Onrdons. of Lettoe, and the distiegnisfaed Peer who peased away yesterday shared tbe polittcel leaniags of bis ...
... feeling ia new. that when wn came into office we found peace with honour, and that it ahouai the object of alternatire Government Whig about agaiu the happy state thiege which then existed. ...
... where took his M.A. degree in 1837. As befitted the rising hope ono of the great Whig bouses, he was the same year sent to Parliament member for Malton, being elected as a Whig in favour of Free Trade, and thus began a career in the House Commons which lasted ...
... of the word, dead letters. On the struggle with the Oligarchy, between the King and Mr. Pitt one side, and Fox and the old Whig* upon the other, Horace Walpole shared the general bfindMaa. Mn. Craws eallsd it minew-pts Administration. Horace Walpole, ...
... LATEST NOVEL. |£B*T HA UTS’S LATIBT NOVEL. QN TH* OLD TRAIL. ** tola that and onriAL CBABACTIUSnC OF THIS AUTUOB.”—irOKTMKXir WHIG. OTHKB HOTELS BT THX LAIS BUT HABTE. ■pROM SANDHILL TO PINI. THB REDWOODS. jy|R. JACK BAMLOTS MEDIATION. gTOUBB LIOBT AND SHADOW ...