... expired at half past 12 on Friday night last, at his seat at Gogmagog, Cambridgeshire. In politics the deceased lord was a whig, and up to within a short period othis death he took all active part in thedischarae of the duties appertaining to a county ...

... until her own decease, not a death bad occrre i th ?? istlltion appears to be covered near Gort.-The Dublin Advocate, Northern Whig, and other Irish papers commend the abolition' of the Ice-royalty.-Gibson, the sculptor, is occepied in making a design in ...

... is not that IBickertleth. When the whigs had the opportu- nity, they sent Bickersteth to the rolls; and into the high seat of chancery they elevated Sir Charles Pepye,acapittel equity lawyer-and a very staunch whig. And he has justified. the choice in ...

... omany of their nats of interference with the affairs of other countries, done in direct contravention of the exposition of whig Principles promulgated by lord Grey. The question did not depend upon liberalism or absaslutisai.t dependied more upon peace ...

... which led to the dissolution of the first parliament of Queen Victoria, June 22, 1841 IThe sessionl of 1841 was the last of the whig ministry. in office,. Their difficulties, foreign and domestie, bad continued to increase, Lord stanley embarrassed them by ...

... were in favour of government. Out or these one hundred and fifty-one, says the Morning Chronicle, eighty were created by the whig administrations since 1830, or had their titles called out of abeyance, or have received an increase of rank in the peerage ...

... with their usual zeal and ardour to acquire a fresh auxiliary in the person of the Dukeof CambrikdXe. ?? alike by tory and by whig. On the nae hand be was solicited by Fox, Sheridan, the Prince, of Wales, the Duke of Sustes, and the Duchesnof Deven- shire-en ...

... onu dualtdli T1 Nottingham, the town which returned Mr bribed o'ovnor, the tories bought 144 votes for between ;erw ?? tho whigs bought 529 votes for £12,000; 4ig ttat there were between 600 and 700 men who were edyto be bribed whenever they were exposed ...

... Wales, after- ward George the 4th, and was an intimate associate of the prince until his royal highness left the ranks of the whigs. On coming of age, in 1806, Lord Rancliffe was returned for the borough of Minehead, which, however, he only represented seven ...

... Such rank and prece- dence it was not in the rower of the Lord-lieutenant either to confer or ivithhold-whether he were a whig or an orangeman it was his duty to treat them according to the dignity which it lad pleased the Eoireeign to re- cognics in ...

... counties has been carried out in this oa'e, the constituency being nearly polled out. The numbers were for Mr Wyndham goold. a whig, 239; for Captain Dickson, a conservative, 199; for Mr Ryan, the candidate of the Tenant Right League, 128. The latter number ...

... England is naturally the proudest. Evees whlen George LII. had rallied the middle class against the French revolution, the whig aristocracy ihought the battle of the people in the people's own despite, keeping their head steady and their vision Clear ...