... g Irish actress. One of her children became Countess of Wilton. This twelfth Earl of Derby was a great spoilsman, a i»reit Whig politician, and a jolly companion ol Charles Fox, in the Regency days. He lov.d racing, an well aa cock- fighting, and he founded ...

... sut face, where it bubbles and contorts in upstart glory, to the grief and disgust of all sober on- lookers. It is so now. Whigs and Tories, in furious struggle for party ascendancy, have evoked the aid oj third parties, whom it was the common interest ...

... descrip- tion it would probably bresk up the Radical govern- ment.! He strongly urg.-d that there should be no alliince with Whigs or Radicals (alluding to the article in the Quarterly Review), but the maintenance of a bold and indedendent line of nction ...

... with the malady alike, in one especial particular. All the doc- toring has been done on so-called Liberal principles, whether Whigs or Tories have had alternate charge oi the ever-ailing patient. Consequently that which each minister has vied with his predecessor ...