... happened to Mr. E. D. Gray, proprietor of the Journal, and member for Tipperary county. This gentleman, so far from taking his whigging quietly, replied with much spirit. Other members the party became animated the prospect of shiudy, and there seemed every ...

... aristocratic landowners will have cause for grumbling with the appointment of tho Dukes of liichmond aud Buccleuch, und the Whigs may rest content with Earl Spencer and Coloutl King-cote. Mr. and Mr. Joseph will careful Liberal interests; whilst Professor ...

... Government Sir Robert Peel, a very different Government from the present, derived great advantage from the financial laxity of the Whig Government which preceded them, but that financial laxity was nothing compared with that of the present Government. He, however ...

... of Parliament are condemned who were during Feniau question lukewarm, manifested any decided leaning either, as it said, to Whig Tory influence. These persons are opposed at the general el ition, and men of sterner put in their place. It wilt recommended ...

... brilliant audacity could mould into agcncies for promoting his own ends. There is no guarantee that he would hesitate dish the Whigs in the future any more than has done in the past. But the time has come when all these contingencies must grasped firmly, ...

... the support the ill-treated official, and presented him with more than thirteen thousand pounds testimonial ; and when the Whigs came back power, in 1846, the bold reformer was installed in the post which is inseparably identified w?»h his the Secretaryship ...

... and the stage generally. —From The Countries of the World, by Dr. It /belt Brown. The Duchess of Devonshire, Queen of the Whigs.— Her exertions behalf of Fox at critical stngo the fatuous contest for Westminster unquestionably secuved bis success. 'l ...

... at present, divided iuto two political sections as regards the Liberals—one the advanced, and the other savouring more the Whig proper. The former in the minority, but is apt to imagine itself a potential majority. The new candidate is anxious to avoid ...

... your voice, and the voice the people of this country at the coming election, and every candidate must asked, be he Tory or Whig, wliother will support the industry of this country or of foreign nations. (Cheers.) George Cavendish, acknowledging the toast ...

... perfidious nation that has ever existed the earth. (Cheers.) I have heard, though I have not seen it, that very venerable organ of Whig opinion has recently announced that the proper defence English interests in Afghanistan is to confined the of the English Fleet ...

... gratuitous piece of information —it was too definite for acceptance. The Premier's intense relish for the art of dishing the Whigs —an accomplishment pursued by him without the least regard for Ministerial etiquette—convinced the very men this announcement ...

... in the hall the Reform Club. It is the gift of the late Mr. James Carlyle, aud is considered excellent likeness of the great Whig statesman. The :.outbreak of hydrophobia in Taunton district has increased to alarming extent; and it becoims question whether ...