... over the l»:ir. and others from the same men were stopped by Stirling. Nothbig came from a brisk attack l.v tbe home ri'.'ht whig; llay and I lay lard were chietly responsible for the warding olt* of this incursion. Whitehead, sii;taiu- Injr a slight injury ...

... intermediate schools based on the I 'mixed' and in opposition to tbe separate 6ys'eu>. Be ! assured, we say, neither Whig nor Tory, Tory nor Whig, I will venture to oppose the solemn pronouncement of the ! bisbops, clergy, and laity of Catholic Ireland. It ...

... of the ring- leaders called ou', 'To tiie Whig! to tne Whig office ?? Toe movemeuts of the mob were a, once reversed, and in a body, they proceeded through Calender-street. When they came in front ot the Whig office, one of the ringleaders, attired in ...

... for the work, But I'm stifll quite as crafty as grand, And office I never will shirk — I'm an old Parliamentary Hand. The Whigs who on Hartington lean Will find that their rope is of sand ; He's my servant — and always has been — I'm an old Parliamentary ...

... Chamberlain, tjj . i of the Radical committees, will walk ?? in hand with Lord Hartington, the leader of tie traditional Whigs — that is to say, of the most ye oligarchical coterie which ever existed. V shr.ll see how long the Conservative?, masters ...

... measure appertaining to their own exclusive interests so long as they do not subvert the national constitu- tion. The Louisiana whigs, in State convention, had nommated Fillmore for President, and John J. Crit- tenden as Vice. Mrs. Mowatt, the actress, had ...

... Viscount Anson, by a daughter of the first Earl of Leiceeter, so wdl known as Coke of Norfolk. Lord Lichfield was always a atrong Whig in politics. He filled the office of Postmaster-General from 1835 to 1841, during which period the important reduction in tbe ...

... lost that very honourable office by a comparatively'», ...

... the Whig butt of meats of a W hig legislation, and there would be as much clatter and croaking amongst the Whigs to ?? and disendow the Church of England af twKL had been the pet topic ever since the glorious Reformation Having reviewed the Whig policy ...

... he sat for that county up to his elevation to the peerage, in October, 1832. The noble lord was a constant supporter of the Whig party, and voted in favour of the Reform Bill. Io 1832, far his uniform support to the Liberal party, the late Earl Grey obtained ...

... Waldron had given ?? I pledges to the Whigs. His opinions were unaltered, but at the same time he was not so ridiculous as to assert that any really useful measure for Ireland should be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives. (Applause ...

... Sir Joshua Walmsley and Mr. Gardner, who were unseated for bribery, have addressed the electors. A coalition between the Whigs proper and the Conservatives is in contemplation, to get rid ofa pair of such ultra- politicians; and, in consequence, Mr. ...