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... accompanied hy her nohle father _' _arid'Lady John _' Russell . Lord'John ; who was _dressed in _blue . and buff / . Mhe old Whig _colours , looked in _ excellent health ' and spirits . Miss Russell , who is _'twentyrtwoyearsofiage , was _becomingly ' ...
... lb. moloyero as ',awe so the employ. d. Um them be M 1b is which ibey are wr•tten, and Mist very moos hammy ead geed Whig may more IS the .• belief of the yours, le., Oeo. 11 Terrors, 17. Twa Some —oa Weithesday • mean of operating oa arike la the ...
... bride arrived, sccompanied by her noble father and Lady John Russell. Lord Linn, who wee dressed in blue and boff, the old Whig colours, looked in excellent health and spirits. Miss Russell, who la twenty-two year' of age, was becomingly attired in a ...
... Greece The Second Philippic of Cicero (though it never delivered) is still the most readable of his speeches ; and there are old Whig gentlemen who will talk with rapture, to this hour, of the celebrated oration against Mr Cunning by Lord Grey. The impression ...
... tolerated Chancellor of the F uehulier chiefly because lie was intolerable speaker. An almost equally happy hot won made by tho Whigs in confiding the national purse to Sir C. Lewis hose recitation turns irertry into prose, and prose into pe Tho popular notion ...
... Tories, whom hIe has de- t tectcl, and wvhose strength lie has so weakened, i 5honl hobe in armsi againslt him, as that the Whigs, wvho owe hins so jilunb, and wlso arc now likely to owe hlim so lnuch msore, should, through their accredited chiefs and orgalns ...
... strength and i 4 a partimn. rather than the calm impertioality of • juolga.. .ter ouch • piolgiii. - nt had been by great • Whig autho nits. it not to he that, within teems span, the lug • .11.1 revere.. that lint still. the admits that the smelt .4 Mr ...
... battle. Another candidate was announced in the person of Captain Grosvenor, a eon of Lord Ebury, who is be li eved to be a Whig. A third name mentioned is that of Mr Goldamid, who unsuooesafully contested Brighton with Mr White at the late election. It ...