... unhappily proved to bo a mortal sickness so recently Monday wtek. As a politician, Lord llcbester steadily attached to the old whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of Lausdowne, co-operated with the noble marquis all those m asurcs which brought ...

... more than the patron of art and literature—be was ; to be regarded the companion of the artist and author. In politics was whig. was never marrkd, and will be succeeded in the title and estates his in, William Cavendish, F.R S., D.C.L., second Earl of ...

... they would rather have seen Mrs. Fletcher box at the theatre than have seen Mrs. on the stage of the same theatre. She was a Whig, and long a widow. She married for love of wiiat marriage seldom gives—liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, advocate in ...

... from China in the Times are Jur. Wingrove Cook, known t In onr hot youth, when Will the Fourth was klnc,’ divers law books, whig pamphlets, and heavy life of Bolingbroke. fifty he has discovered his true vocation, and will the author of most popular lifelike ...

... tion much posdble, instead of endeavouring to impede progress. New Administrations, —The following Lst of administrations, whig and tory, which have heh. office in England since the y»-ar 1830, with the dales their iuslullation and dissolution, viz.:— ...

... prepared at this day to avow the principles the tory. The substitute u conservative,” signifies nothing at all. Lord Grey, the “whig,” is ttuly more reactionary that Sir John Pakiugton, the quondam “tory.” Wr. Gladstone, “conservative” enough in some things ...

... of Carnarvon, one of the rising hopes of the conservative party, succeeds Mr. Chichester Fortcscue, one of the ex-hopes the whigs, as Under-Secretary for the Colonics, under Lord Stanley Secretary of State for that department. The Earl Carnarvon is only ...

... scud Orkneys where the Isles of Sully stand.” The rtsult ol Paterson’s exertions was loan to me from the ciiy merchants —good Whigs as ‘hey ever wexe—of twelve hundred thousand pouuds, Siitl owing King William’s xrs to the saareuolders ui bank, whoso predecessors ...

... to infuse a large quantity of new blood intu his new Cabinet. The difficulty, however, lies with Lord John Russell, and the Whig party are doing all they can to make the difference which has lately separated the two great Liberal leaders. As the Time* ...

... opposite sides.— Chancellor of the Exchequer retorted describing the course, and reading racts from the speeches of, former whig ministers, iusistinglhat ample precedent had been afforded for leaving the Prime Minister, if a peer, to make a ministerial ...

... ihe slave trade with Africa is freely advocated the southern papers. Among the most prominent in the list is the Richmond Whig. The trade negroes is such common one in Virginia that the advocacy of its extension the journals of that state is nowise unna’*i ...

... ridicule of their own comrades (see Graydoa and Thacher), as well as of tbe British; who were very merry over tbe capture of a whig officer on Long Island (Dec., 1777), witu bis commission and two silver spoons his pocket. Proof not wanting that some of our ...