... WHIGS The first meeting of the Society for Providing for the Wants of Destitute Whigs, was held at Cambridge House, on Sanday last, the Earl of Sh-ft-sb-ry in the chair. ‘The proceedings were opened with prayer, afier which i an ate hymn was sung. The ...

... Brownlow House, Slat June, 1858.— Northern Whig. Wills.—The will of the late most noble Spencer, Duke Devonshire, K.G., P.C., was proved in London by the present of Devonshire (heretofore Earl of Burlington), the sole executor—the personality sworn under ...

... bis ideas of literary perfection, nnd them be takes for models. God, of course, made the universe for Whig kings. Whig patricians Whig statesmen Whig scribblers, lor Lord John Russell, Lord Grey; Lord Lansdowne, and Lord Thomas Babington Macnnlay.” Mr ...

... that it was the Whig party that the ecclesiastical titles hill was inlrodnced into parliament, and that the last act of this party was to set on foot an rjcojfirio prosecution against two priests for having employed against the Whigs that clerical influence ...

... delusion impossible, our Ministers contomplate the germ of an extreme and impracticable measure, which our constitutional Whigs cannot consent to. The measure thrown out, of course there would have been period of confusion, and this confusion might possibly ...

... altogether discharged, will engaged in cruising nearer home ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised by the Whigs against their own reform, he said the Reform Bjll is no child of ours. If there is any possibility of mending it, so satisfy ...

... that the new Premier, whoever he may he, would well to dissolve for ever the pure Whig connection. If there were no alternative but between Lord Herb)' and another Whig clique, his lordship might have further trial, but the Liberal party has in its ranks ...

... Home. She was Whig the J'lh'nhvrijh Review school the last moment her life; and she was old when she died, in her 80th year. Her delight seeing Kossuth when past 80, and ravelling far to see him was something wonderful. Oddly enough, warm Whig a* she was ...

... positive evil instead of a benefit. The Rev. Patrick Quaid, P.P., said there was great deal of stress laid upon the words Whigs and Tories, hut he was for giving credit to every man for what he did, and letting him have fair trial. His advice would he—“ ...

... the reason why it had been deemed advisable to put the estate into the Court ol Bankruptcy. The following day the Northern Whig contained a paragraph stating that the Mercury had informed its readorj that had become bankrupt, and that its affairs were ...

... been cemented by lifetime of honourable and laborious servitude we stiail not now allude to. He created a great newspaper the Whig —be severed his conrexion with it at the end of the 1250 —what it was then, and what it is now supplies the best testimony ...

... of the Irish peasantry on English ministries will of coarse only provoke a smile; but that which relates to the so-called Whigs is of too much importance—too suggestive in the facts stated, and too tralv expressed in its inferences, to altogether valueless' ...