... lauded his name as if it had been & creed. But they hve served his-tutn. They have landed him in office, and compolled the ‘Whigs and official Liberals' to acoept him as their leader. - 'Their ' midsion is discharged, ‘and their ° unsefunlness is at“an’ ...

... were, therefore, entitled to respect. When a general election occurred there were none so ready as the leaders of the great Whig party to take off their hats and humbly acknowledge the value and importance of these parochial bodies. (Hear, hear.) These ...

... a point * which he had once thought would have been mmsafe” Remembermg the thirteen ‘vears “which have pussed since a solid Whig judgment codld gowo fat ms this, we observe that whatever is now about to be - at} tempted in that way can bardly be cited ...

... Westminster Review” (in conjunction with Dr. Bowring, Walter Coulson, Sir James Macintosh, Colonel Torrens, Niell, and other Whig and Radical notorizties), possessed much early vivacity, played on the harpsichord and violin, and being in a curious state ...

... lowered by the laudanum, Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking; o, [ have heard, was Lord Plunket. A distinguished member of the Whig party, now no more, and who was himself one of the most seusitive of men, and ene of the most attractive of orators, told me ...

... of Creeds, Liturgies, and Codes of Ecclesiastical Canons in the New Testament.” In 1831, Earl Grey, then ut the head of the Whig Government, offered to Dr. Whately the Archiepiscopal see of Dublin, of the annual value of about £7,800, and he was consecrated ...

... language while drunk. Another private of the 18th Royal Irish bas been arrested at Cork for singing disloyal songes. The Northen Whig reports the arrest of Jobn M‘Donald at Bllllbor::dgl, county Down, with Federal uniform, documents, and-mouey. A gunboat coutinues ...

... to term Rt it; nay, it breathes the very spirit of progress‘ itself. Let the Ministry of the day, we have already said, be Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, in future they maust, if they would desite the retention of the seals of office further the ...

... exasperated by the least semblance of dictation or vestige of thraldom. They may soon show that, mueh as they love that from whi:g they came, they love and honour themselves more, at least with a more substantial devotion and more practical worship. It cannot ...

... Housein lfsth ) 1848, and 1854. For two years he was le°;° : | cify of Norwich, Connecticut. Subsequently fr the | elected as a whig to the United States Senat> 10 | ? nd gerved as a term commencing March 4th, 1855, as, pensions, member of the committees on ...

... they hoisted distress signals a smack and brig which were ata short distance made sail and left them to their fate. The Quincy Whig says that Professor Quinn, of New York, who is out west on a lecturing tour, has reached that place direct from St. Paul on ...

... to the diminution of the personnel and the expenses of the Courts. The Commission will hold its sittings in Dublin,—Northern Whig. Deatu or Major SierHORP, M.P.—We regret to announce the death of Major Sibthorp, M.P. The hon. and gallant gentleman was about ...