... this way, up till 1725, Murchison faithfully defended for his chief the lands of Kintail and Lochalsh, and, accord- ing to a Whig poem, written in 1737, ' Neither could he by force be driven away, Till his attainted lord and chief of late, By ways and means ...

... surropud lce at Fredericksblurg they are desperately out of their reckoring- DESTRUCTI'VE FIRE IN BELFAST. (Frem tire Northern Whig.) Yesterday, a very destructive fire took place in the pre. nisecs of Mr. John Williamson, Pilot Street, used as a tow and ...

... seemed to have inherited something of the Liberal spirit of that era of political excite- ment; for he was something more than a Whig dur- ing a large portion of his life. He was called to the bar in 1810, and rose steadily to professional distinc- tion by ...

... gradually sank, and expired on the evening above stated. For ?? Lord Lansdowne has been recognised as the great chief of the Whig party, and with its v;aryig fortunes his life has been intimately assomi;e1. ?? was modest and unassuming in mnanners, wrise ...

... comes of the delightful poli- tical harmony which exists amongst us. In former times, when the differences wvhicheistinguislned Whig, Tory, and Chartist, or Liberal and Conservative, were strongly marked, each party put forward the best men in its ranks, and ...

... dispute bctween the 7isnish (Cri wen andr tin G erran Powers. The new King, is of Gcrymnn descent. Tie Hcra'd complains that the Whigs are lt^ing recourse-s to wholesale bribery at Andover to :ecrire thb:ir ca- diates-- election. The overland China, ('aicutta ...

... notorious to the i world. The occasion which more particularly distinguished and separated them was the following :-When the Whigs came back to office they had to propitiate their supporters with a great Liberal measure, and so introduced their Municipal ...

... tractnd with t-ia t w oiW ill reft r'rit t; , til tet : -5l yol~r :tlelltitl thie vx.( !cat! Cw-iy ;11 f nf: Ilt o:;.l 0! -niiC wh-i\:G! \liv'.l ?? 1)1t-I ruc'(altll adl'l: s- ...

... upon the subject of the Irish Church-& subject h2 a which was formerly made the stalking-horse and stumblin- a block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury bench. It was far easier for the e Government to read lectures ...

... agitation in Ire- land, for he did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the public would now allow any Government, be it Whig or Conservative, to go as far as they did in 1832. He must Mr.n remind the House that since Mr. Ward, the question had crate ...

... to it, an d tlhe Premier's star being in tie ascenjdandlt, Lord Grey has been exiled from office. It is quite true that the Whig Government have given every appoittment they could well bestow o ln every me mber of Lord Grey's family, as some sort of con ...

... day-(loud cheers)- s, which took the planter's side; and, worst of all, there was the j Scotch Tiles, the representative of the Whigs, which treated t] our movement with derision, and did all it could to make P sport of us. There was nothing but the noble ...