... though his'family were decided Tories , Lord' Normariby ,, like Sir . James '; _Graham ,. came foith as a ; Whig , arid more _' than . a _. ' Whig—almost a KadicaL . ' .: A strong literary tendency , which afterwards ; showed . _' _itaelf irii _novels ...

... sixty-six years of age, hairing been born iu 1797. He was educated at Harrow and Cambridge. In 1818 he entered Parliament the Whig interest for Scarborough, and supported Boman Catholic Emancipation and Reform of Parliament. His father disapproving of his ...

... continued to support the advanced Whigs, tinally joining with them support of Mr Canning. Yus father (who had l>een Secretary of State under Pitt) died, and Viscount Normauby known Earl Mulfrave. In the following year the Whigs sent him to amaica Governor; ...

... endorsement of Louis Napoleon's acts and recognition of the Empire disgusted the Marquis with Lord Palmerstow particular and tbe Whigs in general, and he became as much a Tory as his father, had come life again, conkl have wished him to be. Lord Aberdeen sent ...

... several other young aristocrats his day, he espoused, when a boy, the principles Reform, which his father detested ; remained a Whig till mature life, and, after holding several important offices, was appointed Ambassador to France in 1846, where he continued ...

... Suffolk, could not bo other than a foremost man in a social and political point of view. The Duke of Hamilton's father was a Whig of the old school, and probably one of the haughtiest men of his day. He cherished an idea that was the legitimate of Scotland ...

... will univemally be set down to the score of personal disinclination. Mr Ellice has long been known as the “Nestor” of the Whigs playing among Liberal politicians the part played by King Leopold of Belgium among Continental Sove- reigns. By connection ...

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... Marquis of Normanby died on Tuesday. He has played a conspicuous though rather inconsistent part in politics. Beginning life as a Whig of the Reform era, he held office under most of the liberal Governments of his day ; he acted as Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland ...

... DECAY OF THE SEWED MUSLIN TRADE. The Belfast Northern Whig, in alludirg to the effects of the cotton crisis in the north of Ireland, says : Melancholy indeed is the change that has come this once prosperous department of manufacturing industry. Three ...

... I'm very much afmid you have it on the old plan—never to pay for it. Photography.—The London correspondent of the Strfhtrn Whig says that the great contractors have the periodical reports of their engineers supplemented by a photograph of the state of ...