... to be other than trial of the Whig administration. But we have seen with what composure, what secret satisfaction, Lord Palmcrston would regard the overthrow of the democratic demand ; we knew what a joint interest Whig and Tory aristocrats had in defeating ...

... Liverpool, Queen's Royal Theatre, and Rotundo, Dublin), the Protean Mimic and Celebrated Pianist, composer of The Shamrock, Whig- Timings of Rope, Many a Time, &e., &c., will present his Popular Musical Entertainment, in 2 Parts, consisting of Portrait ...

... and which we ourselves know how to enjoy. (Cheers.) This is what we can all subscribe to, and from which* sensible mao, be he Whig or Tory, can desires deviation. Whatever name a Government may be called by, the policy here indicated is the policy it mast ...

... getting tho vessel off tbe dangerous position in which she'was placed. She draws present about fifteen feet of water.—Northern Whig of Saturday. ...

... the ranks of his own party. After some caustic allusions to the painful position of Mr. Gladstone, sithe corrphaeus of the Whigs, his lordship stigmatised the peace party for their eagerness to weaken the naval and military defences of the country. He ...

... Tandragee market at 13s 3d. per stone, realising £6B 9d. We commend these facts to our country readers. They need comment.—iYortAcm Whig. ...

... conferred upon the Irish people which, at the same time, promoted the interests and convenience of the whole British public. The Whigs from the first were hostile to it, and have laboured with consistent perseverance to annul compact which they knew bad placed ...

... with the big party, and. although unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, Invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Governments. On the death of his father, In October, 1839, he succeeded to the Dukedom. In 1852 was appointed Special Deputy-Warden ...

... state of parties in this country. I look; above all, with deep et and concern on the position of the remnants of that great Whig party that was ho- noured by the names of Grey and Brougham and Mackin- tosh, and to which I deemed it an honour to belong ...

... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said regarded with deep concern the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there was present little, if any, difference of principle if they were ...

... bad attended in Lando* with mite/sett a tame when that subsidy was supposed to be in danger, and when it was thought that the Whig Government would feel a pleasure in cancelling the contract made by their Conservative predeceieurs • bat Mr. Laing, who was ...

... Govern- ment of Sir Henry Ward, an insurrection broke out, which despite the hypocrical professions of humanity announced by the Whig administration of the day, was repressed with bloody severity. No fewer than twenty-two Jonians were put to death for that ...