... to the Irish bar in 1788. In these times, says the well-informed author of Ireland and her Rulers, Plunket was a Northern Whig, a member of a party of theoretic radical tendencies, sympathisers with Washington and the Americans, but strongly attached ...

... Irish bar in i18s. In these times, saves the well. it informed author of Ireland and her Rulers, Plunket e was a Northern Whig a member ofaparty of theoretic t amer ieas, sybt pathisers with Washington and Lsth neiasbu strongly attached to the indepen- ...

... clearness GI of judgment, amiability ot temper, and diligence ife an administration. In politics, the deceased bishol i was a Whig; but hie seldom spoke in Parliament. th. The last occasion which we remember was when he triuiaphimntly vind'icated himself ...

... to Portsmouth, shortly after his return from which ploce he was seized with constipation. In poli- tics the deceased was a Whig, but he seldom spoke in Parliament. A volume of Undversity sermons published in 1836, and some charges delivered to the clergy ...

... always understood that he leant to the same olitielD to creed as his colleague. Ccckburn was the most tegenial ornament of the whig circles. He must tot to be guaged by his life of Jeffrey. Though associating with literary men, and occasionally we believe ...

... vacancy oecurring in 1831, from which date until 1837 he represented that citv. His lord- ship was a strong supporter of the Whig party. In 1808 he married the eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Thomas Steele, Sy whom he had, with other issue, a son, William ...

... the LiberalI re' e ?? wre duliberatir g about the choice of aicn)jrlate when somnebody present mentioned t-. r:iiie of the Whig barrister. Thie sug- - vas nt fonce received with acclamation, i ;le 0.ay of the election Mr. Deulall was rc - ilirjiA !y lI ...

... that day. He entered Parliament for the borough of Wareham at the general election of ISIS, and at once took his seat with the Whig opposition. In the following year he vas elected for Notlingham, for which place he continued to sit, to the great satis- faction ...

... one of which exceeds in amount anything of the kind ever made in California. Mr. W. 1. Chrysler bet Mr. Joshua P. Haven, the Whig nominee for mayor, 100 dollars that he could overeheck him. The bet was accepted. Mr,. Chrysler drew his check on Page, Bacon ...

... Port Glasgow, and was born in that seaport in the year 1782. He was called to the Scotch bar in 1807. On the accession of the whigs to office, in 1830, he was appointed an advocate depute, but did not l1mg serve in that capacity, being promoted in 1831 to ...