... into with the Irish Catholics. They were promised Emancipation they did not, therefore, actively support Mr Grattan and the Whigs the opposition of the latter to the great measure of I’itt; and hence the Roman Catholics obtained constitutional locus standi ...

... attributed his signal failure War Minister. He being man with bat few friends, his doubling, lake warm, and newly-acqnired the Whigs, nnblushingly and unremorsefully sacrificed him for their own especial purposes. Mr Sidney Herbert aud Mr Gladstone failed ...

... serve in yeomanry corps, ...

... political parties in the States appear to have fallen into confusion almost as complete that which prevails in this country. The Whigs, or Federalists, who might in some sense be termed the conservatives of the Union, have nearly disappeared a separate body ...

... Good Hope in the commencement of the precent century. was good landlord; generous, warm hearted, and sincere ; in polities Whig of the old school, and ardent follower of held sports. died surrounded all the members of Im family, with the exception of ...

... asserted the eligibility of Church establishments for all civilised countries with positiveness of manner that does not belong Whigs. He enforced, also, the necessity of obeying the Act of Union ; but, he went so far approximate to oar side of the question ...

... one of Lydia White’s small and most agreeable dinners, in Park Street, the company (most of them, except the hostess, being Whigs) were disenasing, in rather querulous strain, the desperate prospects of their party. Ye'*,’ said Sydney Smith, we are in most ...

... Premier, and his flatterers extolled his wonderful talents for business, and drew invidious comparisons between his Grace and the Whig chiefs, whom Iris Grace circumvented rather than supplanted. And what is the position of Dnke of Newcastle now ? His Grace ...

... rely upon it, young man of rare talents, and certain to play great part, but I know him well. At bottom his tendencies are Whig. If not at once attach him to our ranks, he will elude us. Put him office, and will serve you well; but you must secure him ...

... confidence of the majority, and so avoid the risk of defeat through a division of the votes. In this manner the delegates of the Whigs and Know-Nothings, assembled Philadelphia, have nominated Mr Fillmore for President, the seceders from the latter party on ...

... chosen from one party, and that party is agreed bow the places shall be filled ? What George 11. said to the chiefs of the Whig oligarchy, who forced hia closet and dictated to him their terma, will—should ever the party of Administration alone subsist—have ...

... the author a am til pamphlet, written in French, entitled M The Italian Question,” and addressed to Lord Palmerston and the Whigs. The writer says, that if the King of Naples has been of late so unjustly assailed, it was because had on all occa sions maintained ...