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... DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE. This venerable and esteemed Whig nobleman died on .Saturday, at his country seat of and his death one of the few links that connect the present generation with the great names of Fox and Pitt has been removed. He was ...
... suitable colleague with Lord Henry Lennox for Chichester, the Government will lose another seat, as Mr. Freeland very plastic Whig, and sub- mitted to the Ministerial pressure with a very good The Hebrew gentleman rejoicing in the name of “ Israel Abrahams ...
... gallant effort to return Mr. Ferrand, a Yorkshire gentle- man, who sat in Parliament some years ago, and has since run the Whigs very close at several contests, but without success. The Government nominee is Sir F. W. Grey, one of the Lords of the Admiralty ...
... . élaxation by the thousands of school children Of “en who repair thither to pic-nic and ruralize. day Years, however, the Whig Governments of the bit by bit, or allowed others to fetch it Th the Forest shades have rapidly disappeared. Ve “ment put ...
... office; but all seem agreed that some trick of financial legerdemain will be put forth the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The • Whigs have ever an eye to number One, and they never vacate place without straining every | effort to retain it. We give them all ...
... the prospects of his son, operated materially agai whereas a Liberal-Conser vative would have been returned in preference toa Whig. It cannot, however, be said that the Opposition have lost a seat, as Mr. J onathan Richard- son, the former Member for the ...
... of melan- With “rest, identified as the noble Marquis had been Political history of his country for more than half y. © the Whigs his Lordship’s name had ever Ww tefy of strength in which they could always take the ge, for which they were generally tha ...
... late Earl, with which the English Court of Chan’ cannot interfere. DEATH OF THE Maravis or LanspowNnE.—This vene and esteemed Whig nobleman died on Saturday last, a jel country seat of Bowood, and by his death one of the links that connect the present generation ...
... the fray, a 1 hardly doubt that he is already g.rdmg his 1 loins for the great faction fight. The death of that patriarchal Whig, the Marnuis cf Lansoowbe, is event of which the lie have heard with concern, though no political consequences are involved ...
... by a majority of 83 to 54. General M'Clellan was yesterday enthusiastically received by the people of Boston. The I Richmond Whig of February 2 announces that the steamer Princess Royal was captured by the Federal cruisers while attempting to run the blockade ...
... party colours,—the whole affair forming, for those who could see it, a biting satire on the boasted purity of election of the Whig-Radical party. The chair was occupied by Mr. F. Morro, who was supported on the right and left by the honourable and gallant ...
... parties by saying that the Tories were all of one faith and creed, and that the Liberal party comprised old fashioned Whigs, gentlemen of more advanced opinions, members of the Church of England, Nonconformists, and members of the Jewish persuasion ...