... Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster under the Whig Governments. He was a contemporary of Macaulay at Cambridge, and took a respectable degree, but owed his position rather to his lather’s reputation, as founder of the Mercury, than ids political talents ...

... PARTY DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. 1 A correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig, writing from Rathfriland on Friday, says Yesterday was a day of great excitement here, owing to the rumour that the Catholioparty would march through the town, and, if so, ...

... that the Whigs, when Sir Hexey Rawlissos left them in the lurch, never for a moment thought of supplying the place of a Whig with a Whig, though, perhaps, it might have been more agreeable if the “leader of the Liberal party” and the Whig faction had ...

... reply to it, we may furnish the reply ourselves, and say that Sir Henry is Whig. He is the nominee of Whig ; those who were foremost in introducing him to the constituency are Whigs ; and, if he should ever represent Frome, though he may be as jaunty and ...

... opinions, but to reconcile the Liberals to the Whig ascendancy they have been subjected to the Borough for some time past; and the Radical Tom Hdohes is brought down last resource to stand political sponsor for the Whig member for Frome. We are very much mistaken ...

... opinion that he is a Whig, We recollect when on a former occasion we had Whig and a Liberal in the field, in the persons of Col. Boyle and Mr. Donald Nicoll, the electors thought there was a difference worth contending for between Whig and Liberal. The Liberal ...

... be cut short in its thiuk that it the upon the Danish q •olution of that qi Whigs carry and as we must country very as to which party country, probablj momentary glanc ...

... —namely, that the Liberals are to concede “everything to the Whigs, while the Whigs are “to make no concession wliatover to the Liberals ; “for, while I consider that I have hereditary right a Whig to your votes, you cannot say that at any time or under any ...

... thinking to Mr. Gladstone, and have brought themselves into such strict training to think and act at his order, that, whatever the Whig creed may have been in the good old times, liberty of thought and action is now no part of the political inheritance of those ...

... acler. He :o the early I fancy I ; he is ilitical bias lid vote for ndependent opposed to the clerici, of pohtics. f our worst Whig party body, are e* will not can; and 24th inst., only just Now, as ■e, therefor®. to another, isk on what »n behalf of briuging ...

... the friends m were real at‘ Derby. Bright :he Corn ?ntly op- Vhigs as House ; lining of oubtedly Bill and Radical zealous e Whigs engaging id taking obtained has acted the game lectors of boroughind their ore them istocratic of fitness, ievoid of ounds ...

... difficulty in finding one who is in every respect worthy and eminently qualified for the appointment. Frome, 22nd Sept, 1866. Old Whig. To the Editor of The Frome Times. Dear Sir.—lt is a subject of public conversation that the Gas Company have tendered for ...