... the Whig Convention being, accord- ing to this funny fellow, held first, and Democratic Convention last. He also predicted the dead certainty of Cass's nomination by acclamation, and was equally sure tbat Mr. Webster would be nominated by the Whigs. The ...

... Meatli upon the glorious demonstration before him. Their presence there was an undeniable proof that they were not sold to the Whigs. Were they aware that there was a man in the town of Duleek that day who carries a hammer in his pocket for the purpose of ...

... representa- tive of these famous Whigs of the close of the 18th century should endeavour to persuade the reading public of this day that enmity to the French people I was a characteristic of Tories as distinguished from i Whigs. Tbe enmity of the Tories was ...

... passed from among us who at one time held a conspicuous, if not distinguished, position at the bar and in the ranks of the Whig party. Mr. Cooper's early life was full of the brightest promise. At Oxford he was a double first class in the year in which ...

... LONGCHAMPS, April 4. The following are the results of to-day's races : — Prix de Boulogne.— Cormeilles, 1 ; Mdlle. dv Nozet, 2 ; Whig, 3. Prix Hocqcart.— Upas, 1 ; Sycomore, 2 ; Clodoald, 3. Prix dk la Seine.— Richelieu, 1 ; Nero, 2 ; Aida 11., 3. ~ Prix Rainbow ...

... November 3, 1847, Hon. Wilfred Ormonde, born November 14, 1853. Viscount Lismore has ever been a most consistent supporter of the Whig Government, though from his age and increasing infirmities he has for many years been unable to attend Parliament. By his ...

... and mark the acts of the Liberal Government. Lord Spencer issued these pro- clamations because he believed he was playing the Whig electoral game. It was done in order further to infuriate and embitter the National party in Ulster against the Tories. It ...

... first critical division, but the belief is openly de- clared in some quarters that this will be more than counterbalanced by Whig defections. Up to the I present the Liberal leaders have made no alteration in their : determination not to move an amendment ...

... of leaseholds, it is impossible not to feel some sympathy for tin.* sorry, not to say ridiculous, position many of the great Whig landowners now find themselves placed in iv^ardiii; it. For two years they have bi*vu sitting ar* the feet of the Radical ...

... meeting of hia constituents at Koseneath last week and received a vote of confidence. The K97. Dr. Story, though, aa he said, a Whig of the old echool, supported the resolution, giving as hia reasons that he did not see any alternative for the policy of the ...

... Another reason for forming the League was that tha methods of political war- fare were changed. They had no longer to fight the Whig party, for they wera dead, having cut their own throats when they gave in their adhesion to the Franchi** Bill and the Seat* ...

... practising the Christian virtue of loving your enemies, the Whigs and Radicals have been engaged in a quaxi friendly contest, each trying to move the national coach in their own direction. The Whigs, poor souls, fondly imagine that the resultant of these ...