... member than any Whig, because the vagaries which he holds as political opinions will effectually prevent him irom doing any mischief in the House of Commons, while, if he be true to his Radicalism, he Will remember the treachery of the Whigs, and be anything ...

... the Duke of Wellington. (Hear, hear.) Who was that put the first fetter the Irish Catholics 1088? Was it not the Whigs (Hear, hear.) The Whigs had afterwards for a long time made capital out of the question, and over and over again they had deceived the ...

... A DIPLOMAT- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, October 4, 1862. THE WHIG POET-LAUREATE AGAIN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL. Sir, —As time heavily in clouds brings on the day °j the great Whig meet, regarding which you cruelly stopPf* j my poetical ...

... comparison is in itself valuable ; because, as most of remember, the sentence condemnation, which was pronounced upon the Whigs in the year 1841, commanded the assent of Conservative majority of 90 ; and it is very desirable that the country should understand ...

... when the Whigs are in office, should distended unprecedented and wholly indefensible proportions, that it impossible to give avowed advocate for retrenchment credit for sincerity when find him assisting, bis vote and iufluenco, to place Whig statesmen ...

... continuance in office secures Her Majesty's Government from factious opposition. Were Lord Derby in office we should have the Whigs making common cause with the Manchester party, in order to embarrass his administration ; while Lord Palmerston can count the ...

... Conservative candidate, has to contend against the unconstitutional influence exercised by a peer the realm on behalf of the Whig-Radical candidate, Sir Henry Dashwood, Earl Abingdon having directed his agent to introduce Sir Henry to his tenants, and having ...

... The Conservatives were represented by C. U. Laws, Esq. ; C. A. Adamson, Esq.; and Messrs..!. W. Feu wick, Crawford; and the Whigs by Robert Wheldon, Esq. ; George Kewney, Esq. ; and Messrs. S. J. and Henry Dale. The objections and claims tor the townships ...

... economy ; and we beseech our readers to ascertain from that list on which side the various parties, Conservatives, Radicals, and Whigs, are found. ...

... rumoured that Mr. Roebuck is to be offered a seat in tlie Cabinet. On this rumour the Press remarks :— manner in which the Whig party has always treated able men who were not connected with their own narrow circle has been a fertile subject of complaint ...

... left Dublin on Saturday, express train, at half-past four o'clock, en route for Belfast. Last night (Monday) says the Northern Whig, the rival factions kept the town in a state of siege. Opposite parties were continually moving about some of the streets and ...

... wonder is that he had the pluck to present himself a candidate at all. The borough is a close family seat belonging to the Whig Duke of Somerset, and was as impossible for Mr. Dent to have carried the election as it would be fur Mr. Disraeli to carry ...