... the Right Hon. Baronet who for two or three years actually wore the livery of the Whigs, in his capacity as editor, from 1853 till 185.5, of the blue and buff old Whig Quarterly, the Edinburgh. There is, besides, Sir George Lewis, and the Duke of Argyll ...

... party, it is fitted to accomplish that unity to a much greater extent than has seemed possible to any former Cabinet makers. Whigs, Peelites, Conservative Liberals, and advanced Liberals, have all their recognised representatives. In administrative ability ...

... adjoin. tag the South Wales Railway, and near the shipping ports of Swansea and Llauelly. They comprise the ALLTWEN, TVGWIN, and WHIG COLLIERIES, which are held under Leases for 40 years, at moderate rents and royalties, and contain a surface area 0107 acree ...

... legacy Such a great public benefit is the fitting close to a life of much public usefulness.. IRELAND AS rr is.—The Northern Whig gives a glowing account of the social condition of Ireland in 1850 as contrasted with its state some seven or eight years back ...

... slightest foundation. The charge of a compact with the Catholics--who were always virtuous, he observed, when they voted with the Whigs—he attributed to the jealousy and mortification of that party at the alteration in the sentiments of the people of Ireland ...