... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... Cotittiois, s uime Ibr thebov~ough of Peebruh r When Mr.(.Canninn was mtade Premier, M~r. Scarlett, il t'with meast of the ~Whigs, supported him against tihe tl LI Tory conf'ederacy which formed itsclfaq ainut his policy, and at length harassedl hrimout ...

... TlE LATE VISCOUNT MIELBOURNE, (Fropt thc Pairioe.) A political pupil and admirer of Fox, %,rd adel- bourne always ranked as a Whig, and hal ?? credit, IN ith thosc who knew him best, of hollking views and opinions iu advance of those of b11 political aesociates ...

... ,-wlsich took place yesterday, at his house int Saville-.row. Air. Tierney, though a professed end apparently I )th ardent Whig, accepted office in the Tory Administration of Sir. re- Addington, and held the situation of Tiwasurer of the Navy till I cc ...

... bled tb'realise their hopes, an and to -irturo two Llberal member's 'to Par-liament. Thths wel ent- on, i uilt it - 1830 a Whig government of .caine into: ffie and I ?? the 49aifcin' ra In, sit idacti i- I absuie you it was to me-te -fitid that ee Earl ...

... trest-fallen ipetarace of Mr. Cobden Tully declared that his qpinion of the. division was very different to i 'that of his Whig Lcrlslip.-Iestirmated the.number of farmers 'who aftendead'the meeting about 800t; the raible who poured iii just previous ...

... ia most costly prtocess to the natiot, ?? milionts ot taxes aiutlly ; but lie perinitied Lord Brouughati, andeotsphtiitg W Whigs nadTories, to legislate ag-uinst the pOet', (I ptOI pritidi ples as revol i- tiotarym' as they uvere intini e. because thc ...

... leerage it the age of' 32. II, 1113('Z Nhel 1Earl Qre' losh office. Lord Ascli ri d, as one of tile leadinig n tiers of the Whig i party, was offered the appolin tmeint of ule al'residenit of the Beavd of ''l':radtiO d Master of tbe Mlnt, withl a seat ...

... who was elected an Alderman on the 9th, took place. The can- didates were Mr. W. Ward, Conservative, and Mr. Justice Taylor, Whig. The result was in favors' of the former, the numbers ?? Mr. Ward, 156; Mr. Justice Taylor, 94. A Council was held on Thursday ...