... A TRIBUTE TO LORD DERBY. The nay.: - rho death of the Earl of Iherhy ie national rtnefunruie. Whigs and Turiee,hcala, and will all .1.110 in Wt.-Wang the ea Unction of the stare to, our ea, Wei Fogliahung, whether political:et nut, will feel that a mighty ...

... seems to have born I.rigios)ly designed in its prerent form chietly t explain why he left the Toriea and took office under the Whig Earl Grey; a change which, a,c..rditig to 1..r.1 Palmerston'. chivalrous reuse of honour. could ly be jiptitied by the fact ...

... Antoine, Triestr NOV. 18—Auarvao Neptune as, Havre Wood•dle, Whitehavia Brothers, de Wm Bell, Cardiff Espreek Newport Lind, do Whigs Saud. Bristol Wez'ord Rbeidal Vol., Runcorn Fanny. Brelg water Prigress, Lr•erpool Admiral adoorsom, Holyhead Telegraph s, ...

... pater end then wildly speculates on a po.sible abdication and whet it may or may not lead to• In better tsete and with more Whig ' The Times' refer to the presumed coecateseence of the Emperor, and merely the topic of the time as an occasion to iustat ...

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... the can lame • tutden The were 034 the •elaw that all •••oger wit,. whin. the care. which were pally • puke the the brogan Whigs, poached •1•••••• see - ping sit hands will thew awl Iy • crushed and ghastly heap the Desna of the 6i) feet taelow .otwathatawh ...

... formality t %by time reluctance I pe The fact that the ntoon of Lord Stanley sea one of olethatcy. Gunnell he was born and bred a Whig, rod alt with the torte. wee of very recent If Lord Stanley hal been a Tory from the nest, there could have been n- Urbanity ...

... of Couversallone on the reside, as a ',mg man, he wrote for children and r the further facts th•O he began life se as ardent Whig. that he pased into a Tory. and that he ended hie using all hls power to pus a 11911 of earliementary E.g.,. nearly all them ...

... political positien as leader of a great party, more respected by men of all parties than wee Edward Geoffrey Htanley Earl of Derby. Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, no matter what a man'. political opinions might be, every one spoke well of Lord Derby. He ...

... dement again the speaker fortdied with an o ath . ther e would lie rich am uprising of the people that no G .vernment, whether Whig or Tory. could res,rt it. The chairman at this meeting read a wo ws that on the no -ration of the Queen'. •isit t the City ...

... arise, nit of tide funeral voyage the new 'abling ehltv • ill calenlateil to tate the away from flchtingehige altogrther • 'Whig which advance. civilisation with a voiceless charm of Alen will be set meditating o hoth sites of the Atlan•le, how much wiser ...

... daughter ..fanother Duke of Sutherland It 'Ms proved a strong conyt.lnation for reline the country in • reguar and legal way Whig statesmen •ery the monthnieces of the quiet Peers who could sit blandly writing notes whilst as able men as cold he total In ...