... well what I shall encounter by saying this. I know perfectly well there is no party so admirable in the use of calumny as the whig party, and everything that calumny can devise, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party (cheers). I full well ...

... that in tne event wi a /ibciSi government being formed it was essential that the three great sections of that party-the old whigs, the Peelites, and the advanced liberals-should each be represented in it. Mr. Bright, who followed Lord John, spoke of the ...

... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. WE are to have a. strong government at last. Such is the cry from the victorious Whigs. Such forms the sole excuse for a crisis like the present -upsetting a government in actual possession of .power. The late ministry, it must be ...

... be satisfactory to all parties. He did effect such a compromise; but as Sidney Smith .ob;erved, they were blessed with the whig providence of a barrister of seven years' standing—(laughter); or rather he would say that Mr. Falconer, the excellent county ...

... the Viceregal office should be dispensed with. This communication has spread a panic among the citizens, and the old cry of whig treachery is raised, as an underplot, having for its object the abolition of the Viceroyalty, is said to be darkly shadowed ...

... been posted up in the Marylebone politics he would not have been there as the supporter of the representative of the effete whig party, and one who was a true son neither of the Protestant nor the Roman catholic church. Mr- Peter Graham proposed Lord Fermoy ...

... frclanll. GREAT FIRE AT BELFAST, — The Northern Whig of Saturday contains an account of a fearfully ex- tensive fire which took place in Belfast on Friday night. The fire broke out in some 0118 of the buildings at the rear of and contiguous to the handsome ...

... Deasy, Solicitor-General. On Saturday evening the gentleman was entertained at dinner by nearly Member of the Munster bar, whig, tory, and *Von' at Present in town' and numberinn over sixty lififtew submarine telegraph wire has been Ma Folkstone and Boulogne ...

... 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 ...

... Is it not dis- gusting to see arrayed against us a Monteith or two cf our Native Town, associated with Chartist, Tory, and Whig—Churchman, Heathen, and Dis- oeruer. The component parts of this motley group betray ambition without honour, rapacity without ...

... Is it not dis- gusting to see arrayed against us a Monteith or two of our Native Town, associated with Chartist, Tory, and Whig—Churchman, Heathen, and Dis- senter. The component parts of this motley group betray ambition without honour, rapacity without ...

... the de- bauchery of men's minds in a scene like the above. Thirty or forty, ruffianly savages, no matter whether tory or whig, dragging an old man of sixty into a cab, and with his legs dangliag out of the door, whirling him to the polling-booth. What ...