... satisfaction upon the state of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and deep concern upon that once great Whig party, which, while it was honoured by the names of such men as Grey, Brougham, and Mackintosh, deemed it honour to belong ...

... again disturb tbe social and political arrangements of the country. He looked with deep regret and concern upon that once great Whig party, which while it was honoured by the names of such men ss Grey, Brougham, and Macintosh, he deemed it an honour to belong ...

... are no doubt founded on good premises. cannot understand how gentlemen professing themselves to be Churchmen and respectable Whigs can take office in association whose leading members are the advocates of Universal Suffrage, Vote by Ballot, Abolition of ...

... his Whig friends, and enabled him to laugh the Manchester men to scoru. There is in truth, as I have repeatedly observed in these letters and Lord Derby admitted the same thing at the Mansion-House dinner last week—so few points now on which Whigs and ...

... DEATH OP THB DUKE OP BBDPORD, K.G. me patrician section of tfae Whig party has lotto* of ite highest hereditary magnates, whose influence ** great because he was at the head of the House of Russell- Francis Russell, seventh Duke of Bedford, Marqni o ...

... usual education of persons of his rank, and Mar.|uisof Tavistock was returned to the House of Commons, where he was a leading Whig. He married 1808 Lady Anna Maria Stanhope, daughter of the third Earl of Harrington, by whom he has one son, William, Marquis ...