... nephew of the late Whig judge Lord Rutherford; an,,ther sherifisbip to Mr. William Ivory, a son Lord Ivory, another Whig judge; the permanent office of counsel to the Woods and Forests, to Mr. Thomas Ivory, another son of the same Whig judge ; and the important ...

... A Scotch Whig Job. the trir has been respectively 14, 15, 10, 9,5, 13, 1 - 3 — , 5, and 8. There are 98 new men in the field sinco 1854, all of them now practising at the bar, in addition to the large number of seniors called before that date ; and yet ...

... recover tl.e injure plant, recent ra'.rs, whig^ proved injurious to ceieaV, liavc proved most riefioia| to turoifie. The latter general!)-, indeed, are luxuriant, and altlwugh tlierc are Romo failures the buruing Boils in the south, and also patchy field* ...

... the Conservatives were summoned to power, in order to rescue the country from the confusion into which it had been plunged by Whig intrigue and Liberal misrule, and that in 1841, Sir ROBERT PEEL acceded to office with the largest number of supporters possessed ...

... O'Docnell, and the nomineeof the bishops. Mr. Monaghan, who opposed him, was the more obnoxious to the electors as a thoroughgoing Whig. The election is another disappointment to the Gladstone party in Ireland. The numbers are ?? *-*••* £„;-_ _ - _ .. ?? ryrr ...

... Kill Limerick, Longford, I Waterford, Wexford, Tipperary have all Lil in the chief post of tt] _ these are Whigs, pure a more advanced Li the Whigs have discover a peer in the and they have then n Liberal commoners Conservative coin rn 0 1 lieutenants against ...

... mob, made formidable by the postponements of Whig energy, except that it contributes a new experiment in the science of instability and failure ? We look for better things from Ireland, and now that the Whigs are alive to the fact of a train having been ...

... this Liberal go- vernnient of ours, made up of great Whig fansilies, is' quite as strongly opposed to the reform desires of the people, as the opposition is. The fact is, that the interests of the Whigs, and those of the Tories, are equally opposed to p ...

... ons of Whigs, making the great mistake of confounding all Liberals under the denomination of statesmen described by the word Whig,” and forgetting, moreover, that all the privileges he and his class enjoy have been conferred upon them by Whigs. Who abolished ...

... Hide of the street. The conduct of the Orange party in this part of the country to be daringly disloyal an] defiant. —Northern Whig. ...

... great constitutional party of which he is so able and energetic a supporter. Let a man, be said, be a Tory, a Conservative, a Whig, a Radical, a Chartist if he likes, only let him be honest and true to the principles which he professes. The sense of public ...

... seat. It has hitherto been usual to consult the bench of magistrates in any district ere a newappoint- ment was made, but tho Whigs will not condescend to this. I cannot, however, think that the lord licutmant can be aware of the character of some of those ...