... Ministers, official bulletin thus records the hour of death: —§ ;han to her ‘subjects, was suddenly precipitated.i _ i In 1837 the Whigs were in office rather than in, Her Mai tJa:;aré 2 I§Ol’£ fhp'ni' ygpower, and Lord Melbourne had been Prime ¢ Jesty vhe ueen ...

... , on which accommodation would Fyj . vided for 2,614 persons; the arrangement. g zzo Totterdown Fields Estate, Tooting, on whig] ¢, persons would be housed; and a new pfoicine acquire a large estate at Tottenham for t} of {pho of 42,500 persons. As the ...

... Manchester Velvet. Ye old Yorkshire clothes, and ye gay Norwich stuffs, No longer to Tory St. James’s resort, With the orange clad Whigs ye will meet but rebuffs, For Manchester velvet's the dress of the Court. C. ROEDER. ...

... heads been broken, Tory garme:be strewn to the winds; and here I first heard ta! cry of ‘Down with the base, bloody and br# Whigs !’ ” i Not far removed from the Pole in the lad. which takes its name from this significant 1“”35 mark, there is situated an ...

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... interested in politics and politicians used it as a means of denoting the faction towards which their sympathies inclined. Whigs aEplied it to the left, and Tories to the right cheek, while those who were neutral patched both sides of the face, and =o ...

... Gladstone, a few months later. William Gladstone’s maiden effort was made on February 21, 1833. A petition signed by 3,000 Whigs of Liverpool was presented to the House, alleging bribery and corruption against the Tory representatives of the town, and ...

... that he is in doubt whether to become a Liberal Imperialist or a Liberal Conservative, is in reality one- of the last of the Whigs. His - politics are those of the Duke of Devonshire, qualified by freedom from any official connection with Toryism. All that ...

... over nearly half a century, if we reckon its beginning from his going to Vienna in 1855 with Lord John Russell, when the great Whig statesman made a futile effort to end the Crimean war. His first great appointment was as Ambassador to St. Petersburg in 1879 ...

... was the debts which this lady ha i) | acted in playing bridge. It is also stated that qu old f“mily estate, belonging to a Whig family, fll Bhorfly be sold in order to provide the means e::‘- defraying the gambling debts incurred by an ‘ent, lady of society ...

... Behrens thoug thay the, Public e ‘%‘b:zt Was probabie lfld thr Of\ cafles WO] %Qt tB Committee - mgerle Present, pol: Nony Whig, i g left \ hnve Teacheq 1 Nif,t‘“*-her Considerat, \ th! fed oug t'ha.t at 4 t“sge‘uldi w°u:d hae L thpststeq. it afio : bate ...

... LITERARY NOTES. The Edinburgh Review, the quarterly organ of the Whigs, reached its centenary with the number Just issued. Sydney Smith was its originator. He was then resident in the Scottish capital, and he proposed to Mr. Jefirey the establishment ...