... which the late Lord Mayor | discharged the duties of his office. He did not belong to the extreme Tory right, or the extreme Whig left ; | but if there were such a thing as the extreme Centre he | flattered himself that he would be one of its members. He ...

... all his merits, “he is bad envugh,” says Mr. Croker. Last, but not least, in honour, comes the Lord Lis- MORE, a prime old Whig, whose estate is unceremo- niously characterised as “a disgrace to any civilised | country.” And then, by way of a supplement ...

... Waller had talked of union ; but why, let him ask, had not the reverend gentleman expressed a similar wish for union when the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellow-country- men?—(hear.) When union was really required and ...

... orators, paid writers, and agitators, pressing on an imbecile ministry, had achieved tree trade—(cheers.) He cared for no party, Whig or Tory—but if they had one hundred and five men, who voted conscientiously and patriotically, they would suc- ceed—(cheers ...

... one class, or party, or creed. Never was there a requisition less liable to any charge of that kind It was signed equally by Whigs and Tories, landowners and tenant-farmers, Roman Catholics and Protestants. The movers and se- conders of the resolutions were ...

... feuds—postponing thei: poli- attachments—abandoning, eve bald n for a while, their | several prepossessions and professions, as Whig, Tory, Protestant, or Roman Catholic—and uniting | into a firm and unanimous phalanx prepared to do battle for their native ...

... agreeable manner. About eleven o'clock the company se- parated, highly delighted with the evenings entertain- ment.— Northern Whig. Ampvvation oF Taz Tors Preventep, ny Hottoway’s Ointment anv Pitis.—Mr. Oliver Smith Jenki , of Falkirk, when superintending ...

... much greater number have not been already se- lected out of their ranks for promotion by their most obliged frie rds, the Whigs. ...

... Cocknev by-blow of our own Freeman's Journal, was charged, in its official quality of trumpeter of the good intentions of the Whigs, that Message of Peace Ireland—and it is so like their cunning—so perfectly consistent with their little ways, that we find ...

... adjourned; and hope you will all go to your homes quietly. Tho meeting tlnn quietly dispersed.—Ne wry Telegraph and Northern Whig. ...

... were temperate, and were to have been proposed I members of various classes of society, several of whom I have been known as Whigs for years. Amongst the mercantile members, 1 may mention Mr. Thompson, of Belfast, for nearly twenty years the director of ...

... High Sheriff took the chair, some of the gods amused themselves with cracking jokes; a fling now and then at the landlords, Whigs, land jobbers, &c. About one o'clock the High Sheriff entered the court, and took his seat on the bench amid loud applause ...