... in t defend us ? Fur, somehow, these Orange riots altno , t invariably occur at Whig crises, and under Whig rtirm• We must not forget that the first Orangemen were 6* Whigs of 1688, and that William of Orange was bead of the Whip of his day.) ...

... THE PEOPLE• THE GALWAY SUBSIDY -THE WHIGS. Tim implacable animosity which, the Whigs bear to Ireland has never been more conclusively displayed than in the case of the Galway Packet Station. The question has been so long before the la►blic that it is ...

... the Catholic people of Ireland. liut it is after all worthy of remembrance that the chief grudge which the Irish Catholic Whigs hoer to the English Catholics is (if the Rambler is to be believed), that a large portion of the English Catholics concur with ...

... Sudbury and St. Alban’s, silence a few of the noisiest malcontents it offers them another metropolitan seat, and solaces the Whigs with great prospects in South Lancashire and the West Riding. But there are limits to forbearance of the House. There is nothing ...

... waiting-woman. Spencer learned that very night that his sister had admitted her husband to her apartment. The fanatical young Whig, burning with animosity which he mistook for virtue, and eager to emulate the Corinthian who assassinated his brother, flew ...