... and successful than the Whigs. shall not pause now to give proofs support of our history of the Whig and Peelite Coalition in 1853, and we trace the decline Whig influence lu Ireland from that disgraceful transaction. The Whigs wanted piece; the Peelites ...

... tuok place at Colchester on Wednesday Major Beresford spoke rigorously in lavor ot maintaining the old parties of ui-tinction—Whig and Tory. Captain Jems mode some remarks the war in America. His speech was argument in favour of Secession mid the duty Kngland ...

... tbe Hon. G. Byng, however, belongs to that once powerful but now raplaly-dbappearing sections of politicians known as the Old whig Fhrty. when the measure the Government for the redistribution of seate had been kicked and bandied from one side of tbe Haase ...

... advocatea, who became Lord High Chancellor England, end Keeper Conaaience to said Lady Trwro'a cousin, V.R.. Fid 1/ef. the Whig* had coir.- Btorr and Mortimer,or Hoodie and Bridge at that time, lo cast a life-aise elaloe of Moore io aolid gold, end bejewelled ...

... Hassell -tho year hi. birth being 1792. defendant an ancient Scottish family, lie wan born at Netherby, and, like many the Whig., educated «t Westminister School. From there he went to Queen a College, Cambridge, and eery speedily -entered upon pnW.c ...

... Carlisle dreams of governing Ireland few obscure dilettanti Whigs, and fails in the common aenae to perceive that the nation has marched part him and them. By powerful family interest half-ariozen Whigs still returned to Parliament. With these trifling exeapthms ...

... considerable proportion of delinquents had previously paid fines frequent!;, or suffered periods of imprisonment. —Northern Whig. DuonacniTfL Conduct.— On Banda; last, white the congregation were worshipping Moira Parish Church, tome ruffians entered the ...

... our previous notice. Lojtoos, Tcebday.—The ptinebal tone this momont m AMNrQMliis But Unsaell, at which meet the anrvirlng Whig celebrities are mist. If rumonre which I have heard in qnartere likely to well informed be warranted, the statesman In whose ...

... Liberian republic. offence of the latter ana the seisure of Spanish merchant-man. The borough of Totncee was for many years Whig liorkct-borougli, the two scats being in tbe gift the Duke of Somerset. Not very long ago, one of those seats was wrested from ...

... bat the fact Itself undeniable. abandoning tbsir illconsidered and mischievous project of degradation of the franchise, the Whigs have given the grand question | Issue between them and the Conservative party. They have acknowledged that the Conservatives ...

... i’aroassean yarns were re spun in his praise from same cobwebby staple that had bten fingered by that weird weaver the thread of whig fate. Lady Holland, testamentary benefactress of Finality, in the time of our grandmothers. The only difterenue is. that when ...

... political connexion, and the portrait busts, executed by him lor the principal Whig families, would fill a gnlierr. and form compendious of illustrations to history the Whigs in our timet His daughter. Mrs Thorney croft, inherits his connexion, continues ...