... decut et tutamen of Whigs, who bestrid them in a thousand fights, kicking them all the while that they lay cowering under his sevenfold bull-hide, his reverence, in a paroxysm of frankness, exclaims— I say, give me, at any time, the Whigs, with all their ...

... gentlemen (and conld name ©there) have not tholr equals present in the Whig Bal? All the eleven have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attained their fo growth. The Whig stock at Wertminater-bal! is used out. In Ireland a similar result, and ...

... has only to hoist Whig colours to eosuie his return. If be can in addition show that was up to the period of the vacancy a staunch Conservative, his election being safe will become a triumphant victory. In Downpatrick the Orange Whig candidate (Mr. Kei) ...

... gentlemen (and could name other*) have n-t their equals present the Whig Bar. Yet, all the eleven Whigs have been promoted, and the younger ones have not yet attained their full growth. The Whig stock at Westminster-hall used out In Ireland ssiniUr result, ...

... RH hoist Whig colours to ensure his return. It he W can in addition show that he was up to the period th of the vacancy a staunch Conservative, his election Po from being safe will become a triumphant victory' Po In Downpatrick the Orange Whig candidate ...

... events prevent disappointment on the part those candid souls who in past years may have put their trust in the new school ol Whig officialism. ...

... and Mr. Waldron—both Catholics, both advocates of the League Bill, and both ready to act in opposition to any Government, Whig or Tory, that would not make the Tenant charter a cabinet question. The magnetic wires are proverbially laconic in their mode ...

... y absurd. shall catalogue tbe noble tord'a changes, which bare the effects of cross-readinga” While leading tbe Melbourne Whigs Lord John Russell abased tbe reaction against Reform and be spoke •• finality. The Radicals became alienated, and the party ...

... to Mr Rorke: let him ought Catholics lore the Whigs—that . Catholics whose chops do not sugared potage and greasy sops of the Whig Never did a penal law issue from the English bigotry that had not the Whig eudur _ stamp upon it. Tne penal law that now ...

... more than any one else, that Palmerston owes his deliverance. The London papers tell us, that the moment the historic little Whig, from; his Olympian eminence on the fourth bench, signified his intention of opposing the amendment, that moment, Hatter, very ...

... NorlJkam Whig, deposed be attended meeting called for the election of alderman for the Cromac Ward, ou tbe February, 1856; saw Mr. Lind say, tbe plaintiff, there, and him speak, bad reported his speech verbatim, was published in tbe Nor-htr* Whig. On cr ...

... that gentleman absolutely ignored any such pohcy, and in or out of the Catholic Defence Association has always passed for a Whig, ora person of Wniggish dispositions . Else the Editor of the ’ Evening Post’ would hardly dare to give him such cordial support ...