... newspaper having called the Regent Adonis, Lcigli Hunt, in a lit indignation at the Regent's having broken his | promise to the whigs, added, 44 of fifty. The Prince's vanity triumphed over his discretion, and on the pretended grounds of some words more serious ...

... set. His remarkable talents made him justly the chief the British Museum. is extremely intimate with all the aristocratic Whigs, and constant companion Lord Palmers ton. saw him, some years ago, come to one of Gavazzi's, the Italian Protestant preacher ...

... was removed to the more onerous duties of Financial Secretary to the Treasury, and held that until Mr. Disraeli upset the Whigs. At the general election, 1859, he was obliged to retire from Westbury, but came in for Devonport, and was appointed Vice-President ...

... his leader luaufuily, and fought with a courage the mem which yet remains ; and when, means combination of Protectionists Whigs, Lord John Russell was placed in otlice, Sir James helped to preserve the ministry in their free-tia-ie career. Tho-e were ...

... pride took his stand iu the presence the Whig dignitaries whom had spoken evil, and of the | puzzled country gentlemen, who Could not understand how their Toryism was more democratic than the politics ol the Whigs, who were wont to drink civil and religious ...

... speaks, and to speak what thinks. need scarcely observe, then, that he is original ; other definition him can I give. He neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical. believe the author of Who is Who would puzzled to describe to what class the member for West Surrey belongs ...

... most successful orators, and succeeded in maintaining a position Second, and ouly second, to Cobden and Bright. Io 1546 the Whigs, anxious to please the people, and having personal objections Cobden and Bright, made Milner Gibson Vice-President of the Board ...

... measure led their downfall. The course of action open to this conference was somewhat difficult. They had to deal now with a Whig-Radical-Conservative Government, and since the Cabinet must decide within the next month what the nature of their Reform Bill ...

... business of the Congress will not begin till Parliament has met going it Tllcll arises the question of political reform. which Whigs. Tories. ami liailieals alike, are desirous b> scequietlv ami peaceably settled. Mr. Bright, as the leader of the independent ...

... which should guide in our commercial intercourse wi the nations were decidedly protectionist. opposed the tnoti -not the then Whig Government, substitute for the Midi tig scale eight shilling fixed duty the imports ...

... inav said to almost inoperative. But enough of this. The new year comes to with thousand magnificent promises. All parties —Whigs or Tories—have agreed to settlement of the of Parliamentary reform ; are to have legal reforms, yet more imperatively required; ...

... grounds where Addison, Charles James Fox, Burke, Sheridan, Horner and Mackintosh, Rogers and Sydney Smith, Tom Moore, and every Whig celebrity between the times of Fox and Lord Melbourne, walked and talked, may cut up into squares and terraces. If true, what ...