... foreign to his subject, he cannot refrain from a fling at the unwieldy loves and boorish romps of those still unforgiven Whig reprobates, the two first Georges, including the party in whom they confided, as having gone too far and abused the trust ...

... damages, and 61 coste. The public are still speculating as to the probable succes- sor of the lamented Lord Primate. The Northern Whig advocates the claims of the Bishop of Down and Connor :— As nearly as may be he realises the qualifications for the primacy ...

... amount of cleverness is expended in winning a crushing defeat. The array of Ultramontanes, high Protestants, disconcerted Whigs, splenetic Mauchester men, and the solid files of squires and county members melt away uuder a division, as the Scotch at Flodden ...

... was the course adopted in 180G, in 1810 and 1812, iv 132-4 and 1826, and on nine several occasions between 1830 and 1852. Whigs and Tories, Libe- rals and Radicals, have all had recourse to special commissions, with a view to strike terror into the murderer ...

... filled, pro tempore, by Senator Lewis on the appointment of Governor Brown. Judge Jenkins, as a politician, belonged to the old Whig school, and en- joyed a national reputation. He was tendered, we believe, a position in Fillmore's Cabinet, but declined it ...

... struggle-, is I silenced by the gravity of its meaning. Neither (''olonel - VV bite nor his master, the British Minister, nor the Whig Catholics of Ireland, believed that the bishop and priests ; had the serious resolution and the power of successfully op- posing ...

... steam-ship i Victoria, but l*iug compelled to return a second time the ' order for foreign service was countermanded. The left whig ; of tiie regiment is now in Canaela. The Revenge is await ing orders at Spithead ; it is expected she will return to Plymouth ...

... the end of four years the Democrats returned to office, and held it for 12 years, still with eminent success. Then came the Whig triumph of 1848, which led to another failure of the anti-Demo- crats, who broke all to pieces in less than six months after ...

... Cork Examiner says : — The leadership of the Conservative party is no concern of ours, no more than tbe leadership of the Whig party or of any other party. But the leadership of the Conservative -party ia a matter of great moment to the Conservatives ...

... Siaiuton, at 12$— Re Tweedie, at lj— Nevinson v. Lennard, at 2 and 3. At 2 : Ridgway v. Woodhouse— Taylor v. Edkins— Wlute v. Whig— Pilling v. Pilling— Yates v. Yates— Whitehead v. Lynes. -•—• VICE-CHANCELLORS' CHAMBERS, LINCOLN'S-INN. VICE-CHANCELLOR ...

... four-and-tln-ty years — that is to say, from 1828 to tbe present year of grace, 1862 — the British Government, whether composed of Whigs or o* Tories, has showered down vast benefits of all kinds on the Roman Catholics of Ireland, destroying every vestige of the ...

... Bishop Ames, of Ohio. Mr. Fish is a wealthy citizen of New York, of strong Conservative opinions, and who used to be a Whig when the Whig party had an existence. He has been high iv the State Government of New York. I and for six years was a member of tbe ...