... greatest of the Russells have been 'a en.!he young descendant of so.i long a line of aris-1 ral tocratio Liberals had the usual Whig training of his time. he He was sent to school first at Sunbury and then at West- tiN mninster, and from Westminster went to ...

... order of the at e Cross, and Groom of the Stole to her AlljiestytteQueell, (tf ,t having been appointed to that offlce by the Whig ad- re xmimstration. ti r At Piingmn, Devonshire, on the 12ti inst., Captain Id Thomas Barker Devon, R.N., lc.c.ai., aged W ...

... that place to Earl S wnice'r, in F Decenmber, 1863. In politici it is tidltost urnecesesary to 1 say his (Qeaee was a stanch Whig. 'He wias highly in- censdd at the Papal aggressi&n, 'aid flb'tame vear his a Graco renounced the Roman Cdtfhollc fhlinh, and ...

... fotrmer of these sittnatimii be first hield r tiltite Loul-Mssnifivid b lie tisoL of viih ersons that iV . ,rt *>u fourthe Whig ?? April iast, Iit Jflfita it -Cclmo, tbe Hots. Grorge Tir nour; and ilt so tano 1f his o .d*ughters. Hc seas the .fourth sol) ...

... Cotittiois, s uime Ibr thebov~ough of Peebruh r When Mr.(.Canninn was mtade Premier, M~r. Scarlett, il t'with meast of the ~Whigs, supported him against tihe tl LI Tory conf'ederacy which formed itsclfaq ainut his policy, and at length harassedl hrimout ...

... TlE LATE VISCOUNT MIELBOURNE, (Fropt thc Pairioe.) A political pupil and admirer of Fox, %,rd adel- bourne always ranked as a Whig, and hal ?? credit, IN ith thosc who knew him best, of hollking views and opinions iu advance of those of b11 political aesociates ...

... bled tb'realise their hopes, an and to -irturo two Llberal member's 'to Par-liament. Thths wel ent- on, i uilt it - 1830 a Whig government of .caine into: ffie and I ?? the 49aifcin' ra In, sit idacti i- I absuie you it was to me-te -fitid that ee Earl ...

... ia most costly prtocess to the natiot, ?? milionts ot taxes aiutlly ; but lie perinitied Lord Brouughati, andeotsphtiitg W Whigs nadTories, to legislate ag-uinst the pOet', (I ptOI pritidi ples as revol i- tiotarym' as they uvere intini e. because thc ...

... y. In early life ie took an active part inl public questions, un- flinchingly maintaining his ground as an honest, siscere Whig. On the great questions of Catholic Emancipatien, Extinction of Slavery, the Repeal of the Test and Cor- poration acts, and ...

... ship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed ill that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, oln the accession of the Whigs to office, under King William IV., Lord Dumidonald was reinstated in his rank in the Biitish navy from a feeling that he lad ...

... oon as the inspiration come~sdown upo~nhim. In the meantime, the minutes of-' finality ore numbered ; if niot. the days of Whig Government soon will be. though see know vo'~men-ot-is 'likely eo surrender. ' Finality. in. the Russell vncabulary, means ...

... and simplified the sys- tem of the civil adiniistration of the Navy, and which were introduced by Sir James Graham, under a Whig l- Aministi attn. is Sir Juho Barrow retired from public life in 1845 in .n eousiderttioa of h's advanced years, alihough he ...