... gentleman, in his blue coat with gilt buttons, buff waistcoat, the costume of the Fox Club, which, as the last of the old Whigs, he invariably wore. It is only of late years that he has ceased to ride on horse- back—like his young friend Lord Palmerston— ...

... excaptions, till within tbe lad /ear or two, whoa be voluntarily retired from public life. As of muss be was mad sexed up ia the Whig to. his day; but epos the whelk, his farms moderato= have the reaped of all peril= Few coatemporary observes a meat writer ...

... the fame of its author as a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came into office. In this ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents, Lord Henry ...

... be thaakful for Its breath I have reeemed.—Nenry Curtis. Your rewedy has been. blessing to use, for 1 was obliged I. wear a Whig truss, or 50030 other *seaport, for the 23 years I sad she, tupture.--Ree. H. Mama. .1 bad combleoNy cord, ard have tried ...

... possession of his faculties, and in the enjoyment of the confidence of the QUEEN, and the respect of the country. He was a Whig of the old school, and the last survivor of the illustrious statesmen to whom we owe all our modern Reforms. Mr. F. Pazx, the ...

... never 'allied Aar. • The a long and masterly exposition of career, and a warm en his virtues, says,— His 111 the history et Whigs durinc the century. It coincident with the most brilliant periorlrof England's annals, and for no less than yeses did he take ...

... Of board. @Menge 8. roitnaugm SEVEN OVINRAB,I=I, ri=al MR* of Onste4 Provisions. By unoommeres OW lie lilme of Csandis, s of Whig Pisonip TYR* trill be granted la lberpeek br lb* or seed. Teeonsets, at wow moillalito labia, to all the primly& Towns to Ceemale ...

... last, after only a week’s illcets. The occasion of his death, appears, was fall had the 81st ult He was a true type of the old Whig school, and used to wear the distinctive of his creed. was fine, halelooking nobleman, with bright, healthy, transfused face ...

... TOPICS OF THE DAY. THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE. So the great patriarch of the Whigs is gone. No Titan of debate; no orator With powers to sway the multitudes of minds As a great master of the organ sways Its multitude d tones; nor yet endued With the deep ...

... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before him had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, which was then condemned by the hon. member for ...

... dition sad ma possibly do ander their dimly:utters. Mr. begged to dims& trout the opinion of Dr. Devito, in regard to the Whig gladly W belabors. Is bed mods eakodstioss. that it would be • sissy lose of :C7O year to him, by baring to kiU his et a from ...

... course of the last session by Major O'Reilly. The Whites, as they are familiarly styled in Ireland, have always been staunch Whigs, the advocates of civil and religious liberty-in the defence of which principles they have expended large sums of money in ...