... Irish Nationalists could walk into an English House of Oommons and ruin every Minister and kick out every Government! whether Whig or Tory, whioh made itteH obnoxious to tbe Irish people. The Irish Nationalist party were now masters ef tbe situation. If ...

... Peelites and the tories. His public conduct on this occasion gave evidence of the settled obliquity of his character, and both whig and tory fastened on him the weakest of the three candidates to be thrust to the wall. His defeat was signal, and caused him ...

... the Pretender or Ldward had succeeded. The Whigs oecame reformers aud emancipators, for by that lay the road to power so close barred by and theRRente * ent whom they some times sought to serve. The best Whig that Lord i cut the ties of affection between ...

... themselves so much more ridiculous than in reality either or they respectively are. Here, for instance, is what Lord Cowper, Whig of the first water says (in the I Nineteenth Century) of his former colleague :— As Mr Chamberlain is supposed to be fiort ...

... soon arrived. On the 25th of June, the second reading of the Irish Coercion Bill came on, and the Protectionists, joining the Whigs, succeeded in beating Sir R. Peel and his janissaries and renegades by a majority of 73. At that eventful division Mr. Disraeli ...

... in Limerick, by the disastrous defeat at Dungarvon, of one its ablest champions (Mr. J. F. Maguirel, and the return of the Whig candidates by majority of 75, a constituency, which counts little over votaries. The result is more remarkable when it recollected ...

... mother. The same functions aristocratic blandishment and social fascination which the Duchess of Devonshire discharged for the Whigs were discharged for the Tories at the same period by Jane, of Gordon, who was born Miss Maxwell of Monreith, was nicknamed ...

... Bishop of the Diocese conducted a day Devotional Retirement for the Clergy of the Deanery of Christianity the Palace. Folio whig was the order proceedings:—B a.m., Holy Communion and address; 9.15 a.m., breakfast; 10 a.m., rest; 10.30 a.m., shortened morning ...

... again made. At the last election the Liberals had declared favour of Home Rule. The Liberal Unionists were with few exceptions Whigs, who had always been a weakness to the Liberal Party, and he hoped, they having left it, would never come back. He contended ...

... THE COUNCIL AT TURF. truce to the quarrels of Tories and Whigs, We're off for a holiday merry as grigs; From the musty old Guildhall with glee we go, To snuff the sea breeze which at Turf doth blow ; The magistrate's dignity, alderman's pride. And ...

... signatures for a requisition to Stafford Northcote. Some of the Liberal electors are su' prised at the apparent apathy of the Whig party. Stafford's party may remember the late contest, when came on the hustings eupported most of the parson 9 the neighbourhood ...

... TOTNES. The Constables' Treat. —We are requested contradict foolish false statement in The Gazette, that the Whig portion of tbe returning officer constabulary torce desired to keep a donation, given them by Lord Seyi that the successful candidates, according ...