... of gentlemen of various shades of opinion—gentlemen who represented tbe opinions of tbe ancient aristocratic constitutional Whig, like bis hon. friend tbe high sheriff, down to gentlemen who, like Mr. Stockburn, were worshippers of John Bright. (Ob, oh ...

... Appeal? Why, be ia the Judge who revises the decisions of the Lord Chancellor of Irelaud. So if Mr. Black borne were nominated a Whig Ministry only three months ago, and were deemed by the late Government quite competent to the judgments of the Lord Chancellor ...

... carefnl her part-for the honour of her party and of her totore name. She was determined, in this instance, that the lustrous Whig beauty, with her dark eyes and gleaming raven traeeee, ehould not outshine her more English charms, and that bine should hold ...

... past the prime of life, than seek feigned pretences of Whig precedent for) this, Tory enormity. But Mr. Disraeli thought fit to state the other night that, three months ago, Mr. Blackecbne was a Whig appointee to the office of Lord Justice of Appeal in ...

... polished him off. Come and have look him, he’s such a beauty !’ Of course the colonel thought it necessary to administer a mild whig to bis insubordinate ensign but there «aa no special allusion made the fact that, properly speaking, be ought * durance vile ...