... supported the government of the day. At one time, when the government of the day was Whig, the county of Sligo was represented by two Conservatives, and the borough of Sligo a Whig, and three or four appointments were given to the family or conned ions of Walker ...

... tried iu England, he must have been acquitted. They tried to get a copy of statute of Queen Anne, and it was refused—refused a Whig Government. But that not all. A person of the naraa of M Dobbin, who was not known, but who repn-sented himself as spy,” appeared ...

... hsa not such another friend in Europe the Earl of Aberdeen. With what aeidant is tbs name of Sit James esnnsetsd In I&M the Whigs dallied with the foreign Protestants and seekers after freedom, only the batter to crush and betray. Lord Palmerston akna has ...

... Malmesbury—at once the most brilliant member of the Coalition, and the least acquiescent in its policy—ceased to belong to the Whig Government, because he also had expressed confidence in the ruler of France. Lord Palmerston, at the banquet given to Sir Charles ...

... there payed apples is the mom from the byertmedeed ter de remember Rain het chargel yin with having *Waded If mato* farmed the Whig. Feeble., that *old armee the dice of ilelicithe-Peneral for Mr Keogh-Did you with yes to Dr Grey office iu Dublin and otrike ...

... judges was against the prisoner. He then asked for a list of the witnesses, but the application was very properly refused by the Whig law officer of the Crown on the ground that the act of parliameut did not extend to Ireland. Well, what followed? A person ...

... Malmesbury—at once the most brilliant member of the Coalition, and the least acquiescent in its policy—ceased to belong to the Whig Government, because he also had expressed confidence in the ruler of France. Lord Palmerston, at the banquet given to Sir Charles ...

... foolish report ra raised by our over-zealous friends that Morgan's coming to iy Derby was a conspiracy on the part of the Whigs themselves. e- That they first talked of their costs being 4,0001., 'and asked half, say 2,0001., but at lost consented to ...

... position which alone, by birth, pareatage, nature, and education, they were qualified to shine If it better answers tbo purposes Whig administration to distribute its patronage through penniless adventurers, sought out among the fauxbourgs of gentility for ...

... not remember your doing that, but I charged yon with having calculated that if coalition government was formed between the Whigs and Pselites, that you would accept the office Soliotcr-Geoeral for Ireland. Mr. you not solioit bo jcm to Doctor Gray'a office ...

... — l have, but not that mouey was paid for them. I heard that Mr. Somers had a good deal of influence jvith members of the Whig govoinmeut, aud was on g.od terms with the Secretaries of the Treasury, both with Mr. Hayter aud with Mr. Tufnell, but these ...

... or other improvement works. Per forms of application and further information *pa c t the Hen. Director, 9, Old Leaks WWII% Whig T, Ten • • ...