... small, but fine face and forehead ; three, Lady Crewe, the witty and beautiful friend of Fox, Burke, Sheridan, and the other Whig leaders. To this lady we are indebted for some reminiscences of Burke which show that she would have made a good Boswell. On ...

... the grave expression cf countenance. Fox himseJf is here—the Holland House picture by Reynolds, in which the Whig leader appears in old Whig colours of buff and blue—a dark-blue coat waistcoat; and in another portrait by Zoffany, taken when was younger ...

... their supporters, and were —nowhere. The gathering was one in which the three parties in the citythe advanced Liberals, the Whigs, and the Torieswere all fairly represented ; but, as I have said, there was not a spark of enthusiasm in the proceedings, and ...

... said Mr Lowe I suppose it is man who holds the same opinions this year that he did last. The House felt the home-thrust, and Whig and Tory joined in one loud and long burst of uproarious cheering. If so, continued the relentless persecutor, soon as the ...

... which admitted, U; withdrawn, 4. Lodged by the agents forth. . i Whig party, 19; of which admitt 7 ; withdrawn, 12. Objections lodged bg vative agents against piths en minion, 4 ; and by the Whig eiptplikr or were withdrawn. TRI COURT—Tin LONGMAN Acct. DINT ...

... igroor al time=i7ks li tt si 4sa hostess . s i s aim lei; • . fik D Z magh i .Ha it istreseihis to *core toatated, stein vies Whig tom 41 ,. . : ia Obstali it repsetstalstilis . . . . . el passlisal az tar NS. occo ned so • - 1 . . tos in ratia or . ha dissigard ...

... German Parliament has elected Dr Simson President. Dr Sims-.11 was President the Parliament IS4S, but would called in England Whig. H : election was carried by 127 votes, against 112 received by all his three com petit -rs. This would indicate that the ...

... The Conservative organs, after abusing Mr Gladstone soundly for having adopted Liberal views so much in advance of the old Whig party, and having taken good care to remind the timeservers of the House how hotly and indignantly Mr Gladstone rebuked them ...

... the face the fair Transatlantic harlot. Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the Whig Government had been borne along by a current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation which they ...

... committee to continue a committee to watch any such measure which might be introduced into Pa liament, in fulfilment of the Whig compact with the Homish hierarchy, and also to watch and guard against any measure brought forward to carry out the recommendations ...

... that ascribed to Lord Stinley would never have been taken by Lord Palmerston, Lord llussell, Lord Clarendon, or any of the Whig statesmen ; whilst Lord Stanley and his colleagues made no denial of the statement and accepted all the compliments, and, indeed ...

... The House, and watched the proceedings all the time the division was sroing on, though he took no part in them. Some six Whig Peers went further than this, and recorded their votes for the Ministry, and by these various j changes and manoeuvres, a majority ...