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... chair. Nevertheless, she continued to snarl and rail the world, to hate Sir Robert Walpole and Queen Caroline, yet to remain a Whig, and to be as keen and as clear all that concerned the immense property as ever. Until the 6tb of October, IT 14, she was capable ...
... to witness the sunderiog of old ties. The conferment of this honour binds the new peer over to the Whigs. He has cast off bis Peelite skin snd become Whig pur et simple. Henceforth Lord Palmerston holds him adamantine chains, and we can no more look to ...
... accnse in ear former observations, of suiting Ireland, The Press actually comes forward tbe defender of Ireland against tha Whig (!) malevolence of tho Poat (!!)_ The keenest snsceptibililica of one scnsiuva Irish trl would never have discovered the insult ...
... occasion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. O’Sullivan —Oh do, you would not say a word on that You wool’t say a word against the infernal Whig who starved two millions -of oar countrymen. A fellow that has bis commission from the devil. (Awful clamour.) Blanket, the ...
... acumen of the Lord Lieutenant of Derry, which was so singularly illustrated on a recent occasion, may be able to detect it. Whig spectacles wonderfully change the appearance of objects. to less ingenious lawyers it will probably appear that whereas the ...
... there is any real ground for such a cruel proceeding, because, although Mr. GUdstoueis made of no softer materials than other Whig officials, still, neither he nor even the liberal and sagacious Secretary to the Post-office, could ever dream of making poor ...
... he might obtain official preferment; but baa damaged himself so much since bis retain to Parliament that Cabinet (cot even Whig Cabinet, remarkable for jobbery) would venture to cast their eyes towards the honourable and learned member for tho county ...
... yet gives a sixpence to ejery scowling Italian who comes opposite his window to indnee him to go, is true picture of Whig. The Whig sixpence has failed this occision. The Italian organ-grinders of the Papacy are about to begin again; the new tune ia ...
... y has been arrested on a charge of stealing money letters, several of which have been missed for some time past. —Northern Whig. Why are Books Written. —So the question recurswhy do books continue to be written? The public can get whatsoever it wishes—jest ...
... medical testimony was to the effect that death bad resulted from apoplexy; and verdict in accordance was returned.—iVTorlforn Whig. The Vacant Seat on the Bench.— Baron Green’s successor has not yet been nominated.— Saunders. From return published the London ...
... the constitoency of Marylobone alone. Again, regard to the re-diatribntion of seats, a bill which placed several of the old Whig borough constituencies with 80 or 90 voters in the same category with the Tower Hamlets and could not with any propriety called ...
... Coventry at the nest genera! election. There are still three candidates in the field at Leicester, Mr. Conservative, Mr. Harris,Whig, aud Mr. Taylor, Radical. ...