... character is now universally ! wcopured Uren the dread of fresh Reform „ to the Whig, back to office, I dropped ,hm it has done so. is less dokm thaa tha the relief p™ F»'i a-*. Whig-I U 7, ,w\i ■* l'* ...

... sentry ha« markwl her sense of obligation to i the returning the Toty candi- i Jo thia famous borough, where the Whirr of Whigs held almost undisputed sway for n .irly half a gentleman who was and bold enough declare himself “a wood old Tory has been ...

... majority of about votes in a constituency which is considered to be devoted to tbo Whigs, and against a candidate openly aided by the whole influence of the Ministry. The Whig candidate was Annum Peel, brother of Sir Robert Peel, lie had all thisupport the ...

... under the late Fishery Act are already appointed, end if it U also two out of the three are Englishmen, and all the extreme Whig party ? and 1 would also feel obliged If it in your power to give the names of the said Commissioners. Your obedient servant ...

... put forward so strenuously, that there was no difference now between Whigs and Tories, struck the root of the matter showing that there would always be a difference be“ tween Whigs and Conservative*, with regard to both our foreign and our domestic politics ...

... off and rescuing three out ol six persons who had been capsized from their boat off KiUowen, in Carllngford Lough.— Norike Whig. Clerks fin* or the Pbacb fob tub Couhtt op Limbbick.— Rumours are rite that the clerkship the peace for the county has not ...

... likely to evoke any gratitude from his party. There are two members of the House Commons who were Solicitors-General to the Whigs. Sir David Dundaa did them good service before Lord John Russell ever dreamt attaching to his skirts the Poelltcs. But when ...

... excursion cost hundreds of pounds. At the press this system has not been carried very much. The late Mr. Finlay, the Xorthem Whig, was rather favourable towards this course, end bis very worthy successor, the present Mr Finley, practises it also. But other ...

... cost, and in many other wtys benefited lie beroogb. Hitherto, fay, rtudents, to eneourage iodolence, as tie borough was dose. Whig, family borough, lavish distribution of high honors. All men and that any candidate should succeed against value that which ...

... night. Wellington and Joseph Dickie, Eeqra, with their accustomed tact, appeared on behalf of the Conservative interest; the Whig-Radical party being sustained by Messrs M'Uahon and Denvir, of Dundalk. A number of objections taken the Radicals were literally ...

... and the organs of the Government are di—tisflad with Earl Russell's creed, solemnly given forth Blairgowrie. Even the Old Whigs, who were content to “rest and be thankful” for tbe prizes which bad (alien to their lot, would not have it go to the world ...

... greatness. have faith in specifics for such a purp.-we—one man say* corn; another, grass; a third asks you to support the Whig?, if be a Whig ; the Tories, if be be lory; fifth says, all if one way of thinking religious matters, and think do. Political quacks ...