... of Peers for the recovery of the ©m of Berkeley, in which suit, however he was not success- ful, but obtained from the then Whig Ministry the Barony of Fitz-Hardinge, “in consideration of his personal services 4nd his high position. He was a man of co ...

... formerly represented Cheltenham, and his second son Gloucester. The nobleman now dead was, in fact, the hereditary head of the Whig party of the county. In his private life be was very popular, and his liberality in keeping up a well appointed pnet of hounds ...

... the party felt the influence of organisation, backed by a careful attention to the register. The country, dissatisfied with Whig monopoly, turned its attention to Sir Robert Peel as the sheet-anchor of its hopes for future prosperity ; they when the time ...

... Fleet-street. The between thew, and the former beat the latter by a bead, affair occupied fully 20 minutes. Many persons in the Whig respectively fourth and third favourites before the crowd were obviously there with evil intentions, a, one start. Green Sleeve ...

... employ of the lAndou and North Western Hallway Compact', on Friday *treeing was ..at to light the semaphore eigoal, near the Whigs over the Leas. A. be did not return, tba offlalals at tb• statiuu west In search, •ud found him lying at the bottom Of the ...