... Cere's the maiden of blushing fifteen. Haw's to the statesmen who role o'er the realm— uncommonly clever! verr fine thing have Whigs at the helm, And thev'd all like to stay there for ever. fl f re ' to them all, great ones and small, ®bo promise so much and ...

... only surviving daughter is married to Henry Robartes, Esq., of Messrs. Robartes, Lubbock, and Co. Sir J. W. D. was a decided Whig in politics, and not long after his accession, right of his wife, to the Dundas estates in Berkshire, was talked of as probable ...

... Bright's sudden conversion into an admirer of that fine old crusted Whig policy, which like some fine old crusted ports are much better in advertisements than in actual experience. The Whigs are always going to do something wonderful for the people, and on ...

... schooner, the Miranda, to an yachtsman. Speakidg at Dundalk on Saturday Mr. Parnell boasted thae Che Irish had throttled the Whig party,” and predicted that before many years are gone there will he Irish Parliament. Mr. Francis Turner Palgrave, M.A., of ...

... with the wishes of the advance Liberals he must certainly lose the support of t e high Whigs, and if he does not comply, a ; l tl ' oU h he will satisfy the Whigs, he will not conciliate the Conservatives whom the death of Loi almersto. has absolutely ...

... the year All preceding should eclipse, Spake the claret-gifted seer. Then talked of lambs and ships, And he boasted his Whig Admirals the twain. On the youth of seventy's face It was pleasant there to trace Warlike fire and mocking grace Writ plain ...

... Z. Phillips, of Wendover, seconded, the nomination of Mr. W. Cavendish, son of the late representative, who starts in the Whig interest. Mr. Robert Bateson Harvey, of Langley Park, Slough, proposed Captain C. J. B. Hamilton, of Thame Park, for seven ...

... the very worst cases of this sort of intimidation on this side of the Irish Channel, have occurred in contests between Whigs and Whig-Radicals.—Morntng Herald. ...

... left issue. The eldest son incapable of assuming the duties of his station. Lord Dinorden was while Colonel Hughes, one the Whig members for Wallingford, and such returned by the well-known influence of the miller mysterious character who, some of our ...

... Sing hey. There he did hi£ work for chief after chief, Till the Tory party it came to grief; And the Treasury Bench when the Whigs they won, Who was Foreign Sec. but John Palmerston ? Sing hey. Since then years thirty and one he's seen, But no mark they've ...

... obvious, restino on the basis that whilst a Whig measure would not satisfy the Radicals, and Radical measure would frighten the Whigs, Conservative Reform Bill would probably conciliate a large amount of Whig support. The opportunity, we may well believe ...

... there were in the State two parties—Whigs and Toriea, Conservatives and Liberals. But tbe Liberals bad eessed to party, and had become a congeries parties with divers views and irreeoneileable antagonisms. They had Whigs and Radicals, Catholics and Secalsrl-ts ...