... Lord Howick; in 1832 fie plumped for Mr, William Ord, of Whitfield; throughout his life be remained faithful to Whig principles and Whig It was not, however, so much in the pursuit of politics, as in that of antiquarian research and literary enterprise ...

... party was ruled by men whose sympathies went with the landlord class in Ireland and the aristocratic (lase in England. ' The Whigs were still in the ascendant. and the interests of the labouring (gasses were practically negleetetl. That is all changed. ...

... description. (Cheers for several minutes.) Will the electors of the county of Northumberland submit to be dictated to by a knot of Whigs and Radicals of the town of Newcastle? (Loud cheers, and cries of No. no.) . . . For my part I will submit to dictation from ...

... (Wore Rose, The Doctor, Old Bugs, the never-enough lamented Castlereagh, with a whole gallery of Tory corruptionects and Whig (we should new Fay laberall eboy-boys, are, apart from their original setting, [twee names—they come like shadows, so depart ...

... top of head, and the back of the neck. of a pule cheotnut colour, streaked with dark blackish brown; back, scapulars. lesser whig-ooverts, and tertials, black, hearsay streaked or spotted with pale chestnut and white; wing coverts, grey, with paler margins; ...

... Brant. Next day the couple are visited, much to their surprise, by Mr. Lswrence Anderson, of Bedford Row. • CHAPTER INVALID. Whig! Doss hs know theme said Deane, wonderhisky, as ha stood at the side of the lids hotel with Ftsnt and the guide. Pte they ...