... for the Bar, but eventually relinquished the legal profession and occupied himself entirely with politics. He was a stanch Whig, and an active supporter of his party. He, from 1820 to 1832, represented Limerick in Parliament, and in the latter year he ...

... the affections of the Indian officer from a service to which he was formerly proud to belong. The amalgamation scheme was a Whig hobby, and it became a plaything in the hands of Sir CHARLES WOOD, who treated the Indian officers, during his tenure of office ...

... old Whig retainers were rewarded. Fossil Whig politicians like Mr. Warre were dug out of the forgotten past, and with other nominees of the earldom held the seat nntil it was wanted for the late Secretary for India. The intrusion of the great Whig official ...

... satiety, and lie perceives the danger of introducing the sophistical measures forced upon him by Mr Bright, the horror of the Whigs, who while extolling his ability, plainly tell the ministry that if they follow his advice they will lose the support of the ...

... justification of armed resistance. It is a hideous, an absurd, and a flagitious doctrine, but it is the doctrine of the present Whig Liberal Administration. Well, every advantage ought to be taken of it. They ought to be put upon the rack of parliamentary ...

... was an Irishman or an Englishman, or a Whig, or a Tory ; whether young Fitzgerald was the grandson of a grocer, or of a duke, of a tinker, or of a king is really utterly irrelevant. constat that, being a Whig, he was worse than if he had been a Tory ...

... having evidently no desire to carry on the debate, waned about six o'clock, when Jfr. Bouverie rose, and, representing the Whig party proper, made such an onslaught on bit-by-bit reform, and so taunted and jeered Ministers for declaring that they would ...

... constitutionally, of all these measures although it occupies a very subordinate place the Royal Speech, and the counsels of the Whigs. The measure itself is kept studiously in the background and will only be introduced after Easter; but it seems plain that ...

... the park of Potsdam as a monument of their respect for legality, is about to be pulled down by the King's order. The Northern Whig states:— We understand that the Committee of the Graduates' Association have resolved to send a deputation to London to press ...

... udes Nig Itniesty's intends to the khan ▪ Dradassome Nosh this slags. A cede siplijism will be hissed le prang mil and the Whig whisk the adds got aseptic& roam at St. Paige is being has a the soma et tie was Ike Mow et Lords, ?sudsy, that an it the mod ...

... have within their reach the fullest and most reliable sources of information, had an insuperable objection —whether they were Whigs or Tories—to admit that Ireland was not in a prosperous condition. It was not difficult to discover that this arose from the ...

... old Saxon, and Tory, principle of Local Action, and Local Responsibility : but if ever there were an occasion in which the Whig principle of Centralisation could have been brought usefully into play, the present emergency would have provided one. Everybody ...