... referencto this part of our labours, we shall not inquire as to thipolitics of the claimant, but demand alike for all wheier Tory, Whig, or Radical, that he. be placed on the eleoral list—if qualified according to law. 5. render every assistance in securing the ...

... 153 tons pitwood, James Lee Bristol Packet, Bristol, timber, Batchelor MORE RIOTING IN THE INORTH OF IRELAND.— The Northern Whig reports a renewal of party rioting in Lurgan on fnturday night. An Orange drumming party en- tered the t ...

... themselves to be bribed, and in what an inglorious manner they have sold their birthright. We blush for our coun- trymen, whether whig or tory. The result is as fol- lows :— 1. Mr. Schenley, the Liberal member for Dart- mouth, unseated; the committee having ...

... 1840—Severe strictures were passed on the Tory Press for affecting to believo that the attempt of Oxford on the Queen was a mere Whig trick to secure the Ministry in office. 1848—Joseph Hume advanced a resolution in the Commons to the effect that the House ...

... examination of cer- tain Pont Office officials at the Bar of the House, Mr Disraeli described Sir Robert Peel as having caught the Whig&' bathing and run off with their clothes. 1860 -At this time important financial changes were made in India by Mr James Wilson ...

... by the Spanish Cortes with the supreme command of the Spanish forces, SEPTEMBER 23RD. 1710-( Anne).-On the overthrow of the Whig Ministry, Lord Cowper, who was Lord Chancellor for the first time, retired much aerainst the wishes of the Queen. 1720- (George ...

... 3rd Lord Holland, died, aged 67. He had been Lord Privy Seal and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; wrote Memoirs of the Whig Party, Life of Lope de Vega, &a. 1854—Dr. Rae, the Arctic traveller, arrived at Deal with intelligence of the fate of Sir ...

... 1846-Lord St. Germans introduced the Irish Coercion Bill. 1852—The Lord John Russell Ministry formally resigned. This was the las* Whig Cabinet that ruled England. 1857-The Tabernacle in Tottenham Court- road, erected by George Whitefield, was destroyed by fire ...

... although he presented petitions against both returns Jan., 1735, he failed to upset either of the elections. Mr Gwyn Vaughan was a Whig in politics, and, having supported Sir Robert Walpole, was appointed one of the Commissioners of the Customs, with a salary ...

... great importance) Feb., 1712-14, and was made envoy to Holland 1714. On tho accession of George I., however, in that year, the Whigs made a complete sweep of the public offices, and Mr Harley shared tho downfall of his cousin, the Treasurer, and so far did ...

... three candidates—Sir C. bole (Tory), supported by the Mansel interest, which was very powerful, and Mr William Booth Grey (Whig), who was High Sheriff, 1814, having iqarried, 1802, Fran Anne, eldest (laughter of Thomas Price, of Duffryn, Glamor- ganshire ...

... a thing as a Treaty of Brad- ford, under which, with a view to a coalition Government, a bridge might be made by which the Whigs on the Ministerial side would go over to the Conservatives on the Opposition benches. For his part he should be glad to see ...