... Edwardoelm, created Lord E(ldisbury, and the Hlou. William Owen, twin with the latter, and two dcaughters. In politics the ?? was a Whig. lie succeeded lfis father in the lbaronetey in 1S07, and was raised to the peerage in 1830. The family property is situate ...

... distinguished ! parent. TIle 1i.irl of Cottehlian, it is scarcely ii cssicry to | add, througliouit life weas ever a consistent Whig, and a. sound anu, impialtrtial judge. April 29, ait the house of her uncle, Mr. Grey, Frodshami- stroet, Caoltur, Emitias ...

... fin( See lrnmedintely onl coming of age, -,and forthwith n Ilso dovoted himself staunchly to the fortuises of the an 'ill, Whigs. I-e made no parliamentary or political V ingfiure. Indeed, unlike his son, he was not far P. 51 rcifnovcd from being a silent ...

... among the small but illustrious band of _ Reformers in the house ; he was long an active, a though not a forward, member of the Whig Op- position, for he soon attached himself to the for- a tunes of his own and his father's political friends. At v that time ...

... DOenbighshtle, aged 85, the for Right Ron. Lord Dinorbin. The deceased was raised to tiam the peerage, in the year 1831, by the whig ministry. His 3Gs, late Roysl Highness the Dhke of Sussex, who sometimes A visited the principality, always staid a few days ...

... titles-the Duke of Brandon and? Baron Dutton. lis grace never took ans prominent part in politics, although lie was a friend of the Whig party. Previous to his takig lhis seat In the house of lorils. to whlich he vas sumw - mone4 in 1806, in his father's barony ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... at the old Crown and Anchor Tavern, in Palace Yard, mala 1P and in Covent Gardenueetings, of tV al Mr. Hume worked Aod for whigs or tories. He laboured on is for his country-fo- the world at large. He never put his To e - faith in sovereigns or governments ...

... Gregge Hopwood, by the Hon. Cecilia Byng, by whlom his lordship has a youthful family. The late earl, like o. his father, was a Whig in politics. When Viscount Molyneux De he was returned to the House of Commons at the general elec- tion of 1832, Ia conjunetlon ...