... ALTMORPEITE, and RUSSELLITE. Mark, however, the progress of change. The Whig peer, the brother of a Whig peer, the brother of a Whig private secretary, and the father of a Whig-Radical Irish member, is now a Protectionist! Then, again, there is the Earl ...

... hung back, and it was found that Plutus, with his bags of gold, would have better represented their aspiring aims than either Whig or Tory. Oh! some one might say, such boroughs as Leominster would not come into the category, our calculations regarded only ...

... the se signatures. Amongst the most recent [lO 4 O Dig) , 1:) f Lord Kinsale, Sir Percy Nugent, M.P. le Sir W. Barron, M.P. (Whig) ; the of the ' t D Rliard• emfanaghy, and several other boards Sir W. Verner, M.P., and Sir E. da o o ' It iti,y th e ' e ...

... refer, the Tory party combined teeetive for the purpose of maintaining a hi g h P duty, when the Whig partyr° este', blish a moderate fixed duty. The Whigs were beat ;orti left in a considerable minority, while t he g reat Toil i bseo kept up that high ...

... the number of Whigs that attended this meeting and lent their sanction to its proceedings was extraordinary. Foremost in the ranks there was the venerable Premier Viscount GORMA.NSTOWN, a Roman Catholic peer always attached to the Whig party, and whose ...

... from any declaration he had made. Whether the name were popular or unpopular, he , did not scruple to avow himself still a Whig (hear). But h a s h u e rr b o e u g n g d eci surrounded them imt understand that when , o that did not prevent him havin ...

... belong to their society. They did not ask a man whether he wa s a laughter.) We must endeavour to have protection (cheers). Whig, or Tory, Conservative or Ra di c al, or an y . We must have it restored, and we must not cease until we thing else (cheers) ...

... speaking by POWERS, its RYANS of Inch, its VILLIERS STUARTS, their selected mouthpiece, after reflection, should all ancient Whigs par sang, met on Tuesday. do precisely that which their enemies would wish As the produce of this county is principally corn ...

... the signatures of 54 peers, many of them supporters of her MAJESTY'S Ministers ; of 22 members of Parliament, many of them Whig-Radicals; of 23 baronets, all of the order of the member for Tamworth ; of 111 deputy lieutenants, together with a vast number ...

... and get it, if necessary, next session. He trusted these explanations of their strong party of such persons as the Belfast Whig reasons for their proceedings would take from them any would call dirty greasy vagabonds, is engaged anomalous appearance ...

... this to their representativesin parliament, Bear he said, even for a little longer, the inconvenience of being ruled by a Whig government. Offer it, when you can, opposition; but a still further, fiercer opposition to those whom you alone formerly trusted ...

... meeting was calculated to do good to the town of Nantwich (hear). Let it be understood that he did not come there as either a Whig or a Tory, but in order to bear his testimony to what the resolution referred to—namely, the great distress that existed among ...