... 1345, eigtt years after the death of her first hushand Lord Kerry, eldest son of Heory, 4th Lord Landsdowne, the -'.7; known Whig statesmau, T‘andmtmr of the present \ Marquis. Lady Kerry is a life danghter of the Ith Lor ! Bessborough. It is a singular ...

... 1845, eigt.t years after the death of ber first busband Lord Kerry, cldest son of Henry, 4th Lord Landsdowne, the we iknown Whig statesman, grandfather of the prese.t Marquis. Lady Kerry isa life danghter of the 4th Lord Bessborough. It is & singulsr ...

... kaew it would come to this sooner or later.” “Well, how is it with the legacy of two million florins 2™ “Just as with a nboel whig has not yet got the heel on,” was the reply. *“ Do you mu:l to say that you—— “Wauat I mecan is that [ should Le very much ...

... prison, in Dublin. Never were there five vears of so full a life. Ile beran his political career as a pamphleteer for the Whig Club, a body of Liberal politicians in Dublin. He did little pamphleteering, however, and a year or 20 later, Protestant as ...

... portraits of the Temples, of considerable historical interest, but you find that you linger longest before those of the great Whig statesman himself. The portrait, too, of Lady Palmerston, by Lucas, painted in 1850, attracts notice. Of her iu-b&nd there ...

... portraits of the Temples, of cousiderable historical intercst, but you find that you linger longest Lefure thuse of the great Whig ata* aan himeelf. The portrait, too, of Lady Palaersto” b{ Lucas, painted in 1850, attracts notice. Of her husbaud there ar: ...