... the universality of his knowledge. In another visit to London the doctor met Charles James Fox, and his note regarding the Whig statesman is the most copious he has given of his great contemporaries. Fox questioned him as to the Scottish Church:— One ...

... education, and that on the fight for possession of the young Marquis depended, in measure, whether he would eventually become Whig or Tory Peer. The late Marquis, like all his predecessors in the title, was a Tory, but his brother, Lord James Stuart, was ...

... last. His Grace, though by no means a brilliant man, bad great sound sense, and was always regarded with deference by the old Whig party, by whom his advioe was frequently sought and invariably adopted. Lord John arrived at Woburn in time take a final farewell ...

... member for Bedfordshire. He sat until 1832, when he was summoned to the Upper House Baron Howland. The late duke was steady Whig, and held various offices of honour. On the death Lord he became High Steward of Cambridge. He is succeeded William, Marquis ...

... accounts which Mr Jefferson Davis gave of Southern slavery in his Message to the Congress at Montgomery, it is plain that he &Whig auociates have a more dreadful enemy to fear in theism, than in the Free Soil soldier or volunteer. The fact that until now ...

... of all the hundred villanies of Marlborough.* The Same statement had been previously made Hullain and twenty other writers, Whig and Tory. Mr Paget cxamiues dates, and, like Coxe, the biographer of Marlborough, concludes that there good reason for believing ...

... Almost the only exceptions are the Home Mission Scheme and the New College in Edinburgh, and there is every prospect of both Whig speedily improved. The better endowment of the Edinburgh Free Church College has long been earnestly desired and laboured for ...

... A of show. wM he sent ttl, except awl Rheniek, which ow be had in half-pinto. A detailed on application of the particular Whigs of every country. Cheque,. to be crowed in our Banker., the BANK OF awl Poet-Ogre Orden wade parable to the General .Pciat ...

... IRELAND. Mb Charles Lutes—We (Northern Whig) copy with much pleasure from the Dublin Evening Mail contradiction Of the reported death of Charles Lever, the distinguished Irish novelist, noticed in the Whig of Tuesday. The announcement of the death we ...

... probability. It la scarcely to expected that the Lord Preeident ia In a position to accept a mere barren honour, or that the Whigs would bestow such an honour on political rival. On the other hand, this summons to the House of Lords would leave tbe Presidency ...

... energy and resolution. Early circumstances, especially Us connection with Perry of the Morning Chronicle, threw him among the Whigs, and having once enlisted into their ranks be marched with them to the last. But be was never a keen partisan or political ...

... turned Into ridicule for being the son of halrdreeeer, made answer—' So I am, and I ewa* la th* House to give dreeelng to too Whig*.' I forget who told toe following anecdote of the Marquis of Weilasley, whoa Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. wea at table with ...