... opening of the war. The measure, however, had been seized by the Whigs as their own; it had been de- feated by the Tories, and its destinies were - generally connected with the prospects of Whig ascendancy. This party had now, for a very long interval, been ...

... basis als thiat Of tie Earl of Liverpool was formed, with the diffetelice Mr. Huskisson and one or two other of thie nlallodri Whigs were retained. Ain adverse voee cit lI !, . Huskisson on the East Retford Bill indliceti P I'm his resignation in the hands ...

... tfever, rl tile banks of the Aqua(tir a ?? Almeida and Cuidad luttirigo. Ttese movoments were bitterly commented up~on by the \Whig opposition ; and t the (oumson Crotncil of London eveul ?? against the t rant of the anntuitv to the Britiolh general, and ...

... upon his haracter, and was as w ell- appreciated by his contempo- rries as be an by posterity. The day when - Oppo- shio n ' Whigs hampered his professional action -by decry ' irg his capacity-theday when the - public mistook'the :onscienttions howver prejudiced ...

... unscrupulous or un- ?? )irtiZa bat from the Great Whig him- Charles James Fox. He was not I; ghimself, or politically, but was simply ^?ri a sincere ald earnest trihute to one of the j~t~rltised men among the Whig ?? a ;biel~iia) ?? Holland. whom Mr. Fox was ...

... impulse, interest, or power. In this capacity hie cam- ex manded a, respect more universal thass attaehed to bins Sul ais a Whig senator or a popular speaker: H-e filled wvith on considerable Success what would otherwise have been av almost a, void in ...

... i d' employed by the duchess, less, per. Jusi ;l5, in adeamravion of huis genius, than to vex righ 'Cabrugtle They may be W~higs or Tories, and inLore Coteanes with their political views may dwell pict >ta the splendid military career of him whose Mr ...

... the close Tory cor- poration, had been a candidate, though an unsuccess- ful one, in opposition to the two nominees of the Whig Earl of Derby -Lord Stanley and Sir Henry P. Iloghton, Bart. Before the next election MIr. Hor- roeks's influence was so much ...

... and estates. As soon as d he quitted active connection with the army, he busied him- is self in politics, and espoused the whig or liberal cause r. when its friends were few and its prospects desperate. He made several attempts to enter parliament for ...

... and estates. As soon as he quitted active con. nection w-ith the arasy, lie busied himself it politics, amid espoused 5. the whig or liberal canse wohen its friends were few and its Y prospects despe,.ate. Ile toade several attempts to enter par. lianment ...

... Consul in 1840, and occupied the post to the period of his death. He was formerly a member of the House of Commons, in the Whig and Reform interest, for the borough of Bodmin, in Cornwall. He was highly educated, a ripe scholar, and the author of several ...

... ad severe if. iWee., aged about 76, 7,edrO~ D&'a ~nw, t editor DM.: saidpropriethr of the' fig teed weasW 61Iwy a ositentt whig, bu' 'his 11160ftiegfrequeiibly brhsaght 7? biifltdroug colle ?? the ~Id&tMp. O'CusnsHi tud it is itig~mwba s'~nakaletkal both ...