... sons and his sons-in-law, his nephews, and his cousins did manage to obtain snug births for themselves from the squeezable Whigs, whom it was the province of O'Connell to abuse. Patriotism was profitable in those days. Nay, even in more recent times gentlemen ...

... unile [lie rooms appropriated to it will occupy c;il_ ;ia~ hirst floor (excepting, the gallery- of [lie lecture ?? ut the north whig- of~ rtie -second floor. 'I-le f[ine Its idllry, which may be considered ?? forming part of ,I- !I'i:il of art, is to ble ill ...

... country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organisation prevarles E almost every corner of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North, and sug- geits the extinction of Orangeism as a cure for it. In the west of Ireland, at ...

... tho wO rilhtito nolhiuatN Perhaps, the apt s'viij''dhlsol Cal appointmentkever made, in Scotland by anay Lord- ly, Advocate, W'hig or Tory, is., tUit' made 'wtithfih boe the las5 few days ,by the. present LorA 4dvocate ly - nsiely, the lappoifitment of his ...

... reform) consented to take office with Earl Grey and carry the Reform Bill, right as a Tory, right as a Canningite, right as a Whig, right in con-' senting to the Gagging Acts, right when heliberate'l the Press, right in voting for Protection, right in supporting ...

... crop-'tbis yeau. We - ary nion° itionghere that there -is nol~apeae uoe ot the easttl's p~lagnse in this or other p~at of the ?? Whig. T I awimssir iV6D makz s C&o's s ?? COoMr a ?? weather for thre Uat.fortalght has been ivery ebangeable. 'Raln hs fallen ...

... It seems now to be pretty generally admitted that some | change is required in our representative system. Con- servatives, Whigs, and Liberals alike agree so far, and the only question is, in what way shall the suffrage be extended. If the present ministry ...

... Fenton (Radical), nr ddydd yretholiaed io ,~elddar wedi cyneyg cynnorthwyo M~r. Rlaikes rorirceisia cadvadan Mr. Gadstone (Whig). y mse Mr. Meacock yn gpradu bye.h Dyld Snbbatb diweddaf, yan eglwye y plwyf, ts hoj htose pregethodd !Y Parch. Dr. James ...

... shall only say that the lad is utterer'nnrovsvh to o: a'xce~t uis the son of a father jehib has'been'hbis,'y the'grace of ai Whig Govera : raent, to' hie'ap upon li! ' very early and very distina gnsoshed hoaourts. ,, !Orly ,ncp dijd we ever hear of bhi ...

... BENTHAM and Sir WILLIAM MOLESWORTH have been present at the Wakefield gathering of lords and ladies, Odd Fellows and Foresters, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, to say nothing of a huge car decked with evergreens dragged along the streets, they would ask if it ...

... arbitrary and illegal opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-election of Sir John Pakington. Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs ; singly or in concert they published manifestoes against Sir John, denouncing him vicious fellow of vicious stock, directing ...

... emoluments. But the Whigs are in difficulties. They feel that political power is slipping out of their hands. They are, therefore, about to develope their principles; and Lord AMBsiEReLEY's article is apparently intended as the key-note of a Whig crusade against ...