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... greatest of the Russells have been 'a en.!he young descendant of so.i long a line of aris-1 ral tocratio Liberals had the usual Whig training of his time. he He was sent to school first at Sunbury and then at West- tiN mninster, and from Westminster went to ...
... his seat near W inchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the Peorage by Lord Palmerston at the close of the last Parliament. The representation of Penryn ...
... order of the at e Cross, and Groom of the Stole to her AlljiestytteQueell, (tf ,t having been appointed to that offlce by the Whig ad- re xmimstration. ti r At Piingmn, Devonshire, on the 12ti inst., Captain Id Thomas Barker Devon, R.N., lc.c.ai., aged W ...
... THE NATURAL DIA'TI'I OF WHI IGDOM The extinction of the Whig nobles, as a powerful party in the country, appleal s to he inevitable. 'Ilieir in terineldiate positior not svympathizilig w ith the maiisses yet aloof from the general body of the aristocraw ...
... that place to Earl S wnice'r, in F Decenmber, 1863. In politici it is tidltost urnecesesary to 1 say his (Qeaee was a stanch Whig. 'He wias highly in- censdd at the Papal aggressi&n, 'aid flb'tame vear his a Graco renounced the Roman Cdtfhollc fhlinh, and ...
... TRIO. Biggar, Parnell, and O'Donnell Weak disciples of O'Connell,- Parnell, O'Donnell, also Biggar, You despised by Con. and Whig are. O'Donnell, Biggar, and Parnell, All of you may go to-well- Let us say you all may go Willingly to Jericho !-Fain. A woman ...
... of Don, Rodvic, td cpncludna inegt stanzas of which are dedicated ticiim Lordship's fame. In politics, Lord Lynedoch was a Whig. Although his ex- treme age and enfeebled health long unfitted hinm for taking an active part in the turmoil of politics, he ...
... one of which exceeds in amount anything of the kind ever made in California. Mr. W. 1. Chrysler bet Mr. Joshua P. Haven, the Whig nominee for mayor, 100 dollars that he could overeheck him. The bet was accepted. Mr,. Chrysler drew his check on Page, Bacon ...
... Rule pro- c( posals. For 21 years he sat as member of Parlia- IC ment, representative nominally of Chester, really of the old Whig family to which he belonged. His el L political career in those days would not live in a: many memories but for one incident ...
... Denison, who bequeathed to him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a staunch supporter of the Whig party. He is succeeded in his title and extensive landed property by his eldest son by his first marriage, the Hon. Win. Henry ...
... Gregge Hopwood, by the Hon. Cecilia Byng, by whom his lordship has a youthful family. The late Earl, like his father, was a Whig in politics. On the demise of the late Earl of Derby in July, 1851, the Earl of Sefton was appointed Lord-Lien.- tenant and ...
... fotrmer of these sittnatimii be first hield r tiltite Loul-Mssnifivid b lie tisoL of viih ersons that iV . ,rt *>u fourthe Whig ?? April iast, Iit Jflfita it -Cclmo, tbe Hots. Grorge Tir nour; and ilt so tano 1f his o .d*ughters. Hc seas the .fourth sol) ...