... society, Moore fluttered from one brilliant coterie to the other and was always in his most perfect element at the two great Whig resorts—in Berkleysquare and Kensington-park. In every one of his characteristics the poet was formed for society. A lover ...

... and numbering 107 votes, to the extreme mortification and discomfiture of the Whig nominee, Mr. Bowyer, who lost his election. It is sufficient proof of Mr. Keating's Whig professions to add that he would then have come forward in that interest, but that ...

... his canvass, not indeed in propria persona, but through the instrumentality of a host of lawyers. We understand that many whigs, determined to give Lord Derby's administration a fair trial, have refused to vote for Sir Montague, knowing well that Lord ...

... need only point to our own borough as an instance, where the ex-whig candid ate, Mr. Keating, has been compelled—at least apparently, and for election purposes—to abandon his merely whig professions for something very nearly approaching to ultra-radicalism ...

... without difficulty. A telegraphic despatch from Ireland announces that Lord has been compelled by the combined faction of Whigs and Romanists to resign in Kildare, and Mr. A. M'Cartby in Cork. City, Friday.—The English Stock Market is now steady, with ...

... Enniskillen.— The return of Mr. Whiteside, the clever and gifted Solicitor-General for Ireland, was opposed by Mr. Collum, Whig gentleman of considerable local interest. The polling took place on Monday, when the numbers were at the close :— For Mr. Whiteside ...

... present government absolutely insupportable; and he has led the country to suppose that the next administration shall not be a Whig administration, but one upon much wider basis (hear, hear>. My lords, I shall go, then, to the country, when I feel that it ...

... Ministry experience great difficulties from the obstacles thrown in their way by the subordinates, who, for the most part, are of Whig appointment. The Guardians of the St. Pancras poor having summarily expelled Mr. Eaton from his mastership of the Workhouse ...

... the Liberal interest, but has declined. Mr. Gisborne by no means a favourite, and the chances (in case of an opposition by Whig) are against him. Mr. S. E. Denison, of Ossington, who some years ago sat for South Notts, is talked of; and should that gentleman ...

... Foots Cray Place, Kent, a supporter of Earl Derby's administration, and Charles Grenfell, Esq., of Belgrave-square, London, a Whig, published their addresses last week. Capt. Bulkeley, a Conservative, and resident in the neighbourhood, backed by the interest ...

... The truth is that the noble lord completely overshot the mark, and is now making a virtue of necessity. We do the genuine old Whig party the justice to believe that to their reprobation of their leader's rashness this return to moderate counsels is to be ...

... Inquisition as into those of Whig ' loyal' Catholics, if the chances of events should give them the power of tormenting you. In fact, the cruelties of the Spanish Inquisition were the work of men who were the very counterpart of the Whig loyal Catholics of modern ...