... I i- JAMnES Fox-as they were understood by i ethat most loveable of statesmen at the period l 'e when he, the ABDIEL of the Whig party, re- is mained unshaken by the desertion of so many whom t r--the fervid eloquence of BULEE had seduced- 1- Fox MAuLE ...

... so put many years under awhigiminister. We believe the next session font 1will, however, solve the mystery, and the quondam whig reap comptroller of the household], having succeeded to the peerage hadl end become Marquis of Queeneberry, will be found voting ...

... appointed him to be the mes- sellger at the Bowv street police court. It is hissted bv the ' Court Journal ' tsat the quondam whig Comp- troller of the Housslsold, having succeeded to the peerage and become Marquis of Quccnsberry, will be found voting next ...

... Charter ought to take precedence of any merely theoretical or specu- lative propositions of a political character ; but a former Whig Miuistry found time to settle the basis of our monetary system, while at the same time carrying through measures of reform ...

... current run that Mr. GEORGE ROE, who stands at the head of the commercial class in the metropolis, and who is also a backbone Whig, and a courtier of Dublin Castle, was found seconding the motion in a speech which must have acted like a galvanic shock upon ...

... is to be hoped ) that the Belgian people may see this, and act upon 1, their conviction. Iif in 1831, Louis PHILIPPE and the Whig Government of England embraced . the cause of Belgian liberty, it was less from love of the cause itself than out of deference ...

... excluded froisi the benefit of lois-in felt.- 10- on a sewer itestead of a cesspool. Is Merrion-etreet a Ant shel Whig street which a Whig corporation caunot be ex- One t he Ipected to touch ? Are there any ''votes depending upon tore ; ni. its darkness ...

... Trinity College, Dublin. and was consecrated in the year 1848. In polities Dr. Wilson was an old and staunch supporter of the Whigs, and since his elevation had been justly esteemed for a spirit oi genuine libe- rality and the total absence of all evidence ...

... until his death giving very general satisfaction, though some of his earlier friends thought be learned rather more to the whigs than was consistent with his earlier professions. lie protested against the corn laws when they were first imposed in the more ...

... it no longer, and now we have from every corner of the kingdom a determined expression of opinion, something akin to the old Whig formula, as applied to the powers of the Crown- The income tax has increased, is increasing, and ought to be diminished. ...

... rising, and, after ad. dressing to their friends a few ordinary topics, sitting down again scarcely knowing.'whether they were Whigs, Tories, or Radicals (a laugh). All which'he could say, with the unblushing effrontery of an old man, was that he bad maintained ...

... murderers of the Chartist prisoners, were'Whig- ministers and judges. The em- ployers of political spies are Whigs; the coneoctors of sham conspiracies 'are Whigs, the opponents of trades' -unions are Whigs; the most servile courtiers- the unscrupulous ...