... society. There appeared to be a kind of freemasonry amongst them, for whatever their rank, whether Lord Elcho, or the greatest whig tbat ever had existence, the greatest good feeling existed between them. It was not a humbling, wretched equality, but a noble ...

... struggle was that borne in the pages of the Economist, journal established him with the aid of certain influential persons of the Whig psrty. Through the same influence he was enabled to enter Parliament 1817. His first speeches were listened to with more of ...

... Percy, and she never took such a liberty. Twenty-two long years did Queen Sarah survive her husband. She was the bead of the Whig patty who filled the aaloons of Marlborough House, whilst the Duchess of Buckingham, the natural daughter of James 11.. was ...

... tion in the house, Tha regular Opposition *po*- r to have been limited to eighty- two. Of thes*. thirty were the nominees ot Whig proprietors, sod fifty-0 represented the popular party. —Mameo't Hvttan * ' England. ...

... L Halifax, and Richard smith, Esqrs., S ...