... elected forth, borough of Portemouttt in the Whig or Liberal harm; and that borough he represented continuously in the of Commons up to the last disoluti of Parliament. The deceased noblemen was • thorough Whig. and was always &supporter of the meuures of ...

... Conservatives declare that if the Whig. put f award a elsididaho t e r. a t es a (:•,,reeratire seat, they will start eitire two Conservatives at nest mineral e'seti in. or site with the Independent tippritir pa , ty. auJ ost dr Whig under any cireions sues. EETTEF ...

... 'I lie di lay, we suppose, arisen from his desire to extend strengthen the basis of structure by iticorporating some ot the Whig party with his old friends. His lordship seems to have tailed in accomplishing this praiseworthy object. 'De following is the ...

... hoWleer, that will to prnerve tbent from the continuance of Whig taxation, dress, his Royal flightless accepted st, and said : manner indicated. s uplify an 4 exemplify the working of Whig taxed in. For not that tbey should become the supporters of that ...

... this soy other Act if Parliament, and fere so ferns Whig taxation mar have been a violation of the Itiraty el enioo. I nothing whatever, I decline to re-t any portion of my case aeailast this Whigs ou their infraction of the Article. of Colon. I desire ...

... Couservative-Catho. de alliance, cud rewerJed the faith and zeal ? One osly. i lsirty one voted for lit. Glaintone and the Whig Ministry, and one (Mr. Corhally) was Own , . Mr. 111• Kenna's figure al stands forth before the eye , a. that of the exponent ...

... pleases neither his Whig friends not this ultrsandical ailies. The former condem it as lowering the franchise too much, and tending completely to swamp the middle classes and the ownersof property. Mr. Rouverie, an old and respected Whig, has given expression ...

... reform the laud laws and discndow the Established Church. The questh.n, he says, is not merely a question of confidence in • Whig Government, but a question on the decision of , which depends the future political status of the true Liberal party in England ...

... nothing but conjecture as to the distribution of seats in the new Cabinet, hitt we presume that sonic or th e more rem lmate Whigs, such as Mr. Lowe and Mr. Morainal*, I will be invited to enter, if they be willing to serve under his lordship. It is understood ...

... s are at hand, and that a national or cons•itutional party is to be formed. embracing moderate Conservatives and moderate Whigs, to resist the encroachments of democratic leveller,. For our part we believe in one theory as much as in the other. We bold ...

... haw, B . .am ti, dlO Itt.tif 41wwolf. Ile att rseards tdat d • sit.dua: • d •p •ii.d t. me of the patort, a. d the proprwto. Whig .alod the defendant net in the hoer. 'I he ••aanit * • Ito a on. us t rod, at (the oft he rate. In au w a it liar toe dafentlatT ...

... follow•me day iit a lottgiue house neer the Dublin Bridge; a pair of gloves some ..ocutn, nts with her eilitelt Mr. Dooarty Whig in the pockets of the (vat. Thomas dep.cd that lie was in Mr. Doberty's ; had eV. n the praener freptently in the ; she ...