... of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, he was born at Netherby, and, like many of the young Whigs, was educated at Westminster School. From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...

... not conciliate the confidence either of the public or of his colleagues. No party followed him. When he broke away from the Whigs in 1834, he was one of the coterie in the Derby dilly carrying six in- Bides. When he joined Sir Robt. Peel in 1841, it ...

... must close their ranks, and the responsive cheer wliich those simple words elicited from the then disunited sections of the Whigs and Feelites. He was the great atlilete of the Led Ministry, and Sh K. Peel had tlie very highest opinion of his abilitcs. ...

... Hutt, M.P. ; Sir W. Atherton, M.P. ; nearly all the local liberal mem- bers of parliament, the Dean of Durham, and most of the whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. The Diocesan Cathedral at Ripon having been reported by ...

... of Canada, sailed from Derrv on Thursday in the dian steamer North Briton/ for the seat of his i v ' ment.— Northern Daily Whig. i. '■■ j Frure.* and Publahed at No. 3 Bank dtreet, ?? *>■ ROBEKT LEADER, Juaior, (reaidimr **■ Sheffield,* JOUN DANIEL LEADER ...

... ; it was in strange contrast to the spirit of the age. Thank, God! it harmonises with our times. Churchman and Dissenter, Whig, Tory, and Radical, can meet in peace, can co-operate on neutral ground ( can appreciate merit in the publications that advo- ...

... devious. Entering ut at the close of the Regency, when was in the ascendant, and there seemed . - sj cci than ever of tlie Whigs attaining he threw himself unreservedly into tlie :•; nks, stood a severe contest for Hull upon • al principles, and was content ...

... credit either to the Government or the Parliament, for it was the good sense of the English people which had brought both the Whig and Tory parties to their senses. Mr. DUCANE, M.P., said he remembered read- ing, somewhere about the commencement of tlie ...

... in a graceful flowing mantle, and protect their heads with a magnificent turban. Their beards were not trimmed into long, whig-like whiskers, or pointed into tapering mous- taches, but grew with all the shaggy majesty of nature. The exigencies of modern ...

... government of the country, I cannot help seeing that we have at the head of affairs, what they please to call themselves, a Whig govern- ment—a government having for their simple belief, an absolute and thorough belief in self. And that belief they have ...

... who can prove so clearly that the mantle of Fox has really descended upon his shoulders. It was a very proper thing of the Whigs of Newcastle to thank his Lordship for past services in the cause of civil and religious liberty, and pray that he might ...

... dead Lady Margaret ..H. Goater Fionnualla | Romulas T. Cliff Styria T. Stephenson Lady Ann W. Martin i Sooloo T. Stephenson Whig Hay hoe j Elcot Lass Private | Lady Blanche A. Taylor JiugliuK Johnny Wadlow Reveille A.Taylor Little Nell paid forfeit Sloth ...