... (act—namely, that Lord .Stanley having begun his political career as Whig, ha-1 veered round to the Tones, and length took office under Peel. In 1b34, he sc himself from the Whigs the question of the Irish Church—he, with Sir James Graham, the Duke of ...

... TRIBUTE TO LORD DERBY. The Olofse says“ The death the Earl Derby is a national misfortune. Whigs and Tories, Radicals, and Conservatives, will all join lamenting the extinction one the brightest stars in our political sky. We Englishmen, whether politicaas ...

... the daughter of another Duke of Sutherland. has proved strung combination for ruling the country lo regular and legal way. Whig statesmen were the mouth piece* the quiet Peers who could ait blandly writing notes whilst able men could be found In Englandwere ...

... estimate was very much lea* than tbe actual cost This is said have arisen from miacalcnUtion with regard the foundation. Tbe rite Whig a rocky eminence, it was not supposed that the foundations w-iuld require to be elaborate scale; hut when the work it was dwcovered ...

... —After a few hours illness, Lord Foley died the Hotel Bristol, Pari®, Saturday morning. The late lord was “telUr ** of the Whig party in the House Lords for several years, and successive Administrations, including the prtsent, held the Court appointm- ...

... _ The Sheffield Indepcndmt record* the death Mr, Q. 8. Foljsmbe, of Oaberton. The deceased was member a* old and respected Whig family, and was ardent Purer old-English sports, d fan ed breeder of stock He kept toxhounds fromtr.e l»2l until he was afflicted ...