... old gentleman, in his blue co.at with gilt buttons, buff waistcoat, the costume of the Fox Club, which, as the last the old Whigs, invariably wore. only of late years that has ceased to ride on horseback—like Lis young friend Lord Palmerstonbut his stately ...

... [Saturday, February 14, 1863. T.PICS OF THE DAY. The Marquis the great patriarch the Whigs is gone. Titan of debate; no orator With powers sway the multitude of minis As a great master of the organ Its multitude of tones; nor yet endued With the deep ...

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... much esteemed as one of the most netful members of tbe liouae of Commons. He almost constantly working on committees. lie was Whig, and majority of his conatltoenta were Conservatives; bat they would hear of no other candidate while lived, so great was their ...