... of political change, the deceased Jsobleman was a very active supporter of the Liberal party, and did good service to the Whigs during the Reform agitation. His eldest son, Viscount Ebrington, tras formerly M.P. for Marylebonc, and having, in 1859, resided ...

... great deal is said, but nothing done in the House of Commons. When the Whigs are in oflice, the Tories always complain that nothing is done ; and when the Tories are in office, the Whigs make the same complaint. One would suppose, from the loudness of these ...

... Stephens, the vice-president of the new Confederacy, ! were both prominent protectionists until ten years ! ! ago, and that the Whig party, which was essentially . : protectionist, controlled a large portion ofthe South a*t I all times, and sometimes a majority ...