... to his magnificent estates near Pontypool. He had twice or three times refused a peerage, which was offered to him by the Whigs, who, however, raised his brother, Mr. Hanbury-Tracy, to the peerage as Lord Sudeley. His death was occasioned by taking a ...

... susceptible Irish people. He was sociable, jovial, frank, open, and strictly honest, and showed no favour to Catholic or Protestant, Whig or Tory, taking as his motto not only “Justice to Ireland,” but ¢ Justice in Ireland.” : Shortly after his first visit to Ireland ...

... in the school, prayed for the King by name. In later times, however, Westminster has been rather the resort of the principal Whig families, as may be seen from some of the above mames; and during the administration of Lord John Russell a very large proportion ...

... a baronetcy from the Shelbourne and Rockingham administration nearly eighty years ago, he was educated among the youthful ‘Whigs of his da{—-the agets, Russells, and Byngs—at Westminster School, whence he passed in due course to Cambridge. Having acted ...

... by Charles Fox Townshend, who, had he not been prematurely cut off, would probably have held the place in the annals of the Whig party mow occupied by Earl Russell. This is a debating society of the most select kind, and besides being the sceme of weekly ...

... her. But hldofi‘a.nd w&tohin% could not go on long without bringing friends with them. Uncle Peter was seized with a fever, whig grew and grew till his life was despaired of. He was very delirious at times, and then the strangest fancies had possession ...

... betwoeen Protestants and Catholies. This time the troops have been called out and many persons have been wounded. THE Rickmond Whig, alluding to the sinking of the stone fleet off Charleston, says :—* The North has taken the first step towards making the ...

... consequence ! Apropos of the two theatres in Florence, the same writer says :— “‘The Pergola being the Tory, and the Pagliano the Whig, at the latter every ballet-girl is girded with red, white, and green ; and every bouquet that is heaved (they are far too ...

... and consequently step-mother to Earl Russell. Mr. Palmer was a Whig of the old school. The artist only gives the form of Mr. Palmer’s clothes, not the colours ; they ,were the old Whig colours, blue and buff—a livery, the only relic of which is the cover ...

... of the amiable and accomplished daughters of the late General the Hon. G. Anson, many years M.P., and * whipper-in ” to the Whigs, who died just at the outbreak of the Indian mutiny, while in command of the Indian forces. Mr. R. Yorke, only son of the squire ...

... TION: | genb i it asg of @ Ric wion ~ o @ z-mbji’i orters . xtherlfi n fee i 1, the ”‘5 rious Vifi e moP'y ave b“g % yd, or = : Whig Wi, W , orystW g hers aré d Dun uilt for ats on * Guernse, dred 1 ole U~ ntered - had 8¢ signa* 4, requit 4 o grant d t atten” ...

... who, if as witty as she is here drawn beautiful, must indeed have justified the praise bestowed on this great toast of the Whigs. Now that the pictures are being hung, the light from the gallery roof is found to be perfect. Asarule, very few of the pictures ...