... and sweep away the entails which protected this selfish oligarchy. And when, in accordance with the established custom, the Whigs covered the flaming demagogue with the ermine of a judge, it was a strange sight to see this eminent person selected as the ...

... Devonshire who have seats iu Parliament, and with his Grace’s brother, do what in them lies to prop up the influence of the Whig family whose name they bear—moved the Address at the opening of the last Session. He seemed so like person, voice, and manner ...

... his labours in contesting difficult boroughs on Whig principles in the more aristocratic pretensions to represent a division of Norfolk in which his family possess considerable property. Latterly the Whigs have lost their former hold this constituency, ...

... which be published in 1868, which failed to obtain the approval single man of eminence, whether Whig Tiny. Still, it is hard to see—and most hard of all from Whig point of view—why should persist in framing his orations as if were living in 1830 instead of ...

... Englishmen there are as many minds as there are men, the lower Irisb. will act as one man at our polling-booth, and play off Whig and Tory against each other for purely Fenian interests until they rule us as they rule the native Americans. They have their ...

... worked by gr.. and electricity. The Old Palace of Henry the Soh and Cardinal Wolney, 17, Fleet-street, I oppositel bancery-lase. Whig Molting and Dieing. (61 . . . PAGE & TIBBS, WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL CHEMICAL AND ViAREHOUsE, 17, BLACibillAtii Rosy. (ear the ...

... Irelaod. When first he had the honour of appearing on those hustings, he had been opposed as a Whig. On that occasion, and afterwards, he declared that be was not a Whig. and thai he belonged to no party, but that be would give his support, in or out of Parliament ...

... friends of the Irish people ; of the strange and perplexing problem which is involved in the phrase, Justice to Ireland. The Whigs having failed to govern Ireland, has become the torn of the Conservatives to take up the job. They have succeeded to an estate ...

... balanced. Four Conservatives have been returned instead of the same number opponents, and five Conservative seats have been won Whigs, or Reformers. In addition to these changes four Liberal seats were rendered vacant the adverse decisions of election committees ...

... brat ling? If common sense has not fled from the land, the tricks and low dodging of Gray and Company, anti all the stupid Whig scribes who aid him, • that thrift ma ' follow fawning,' will be execrated fur their pilliticA treachery. Captain White has ...

... been accomplished by me (loud cheering). And now, in looking back opposition to the Whig pin in nurHument, I will ask vou what the monument Lord RusaeO and the Whigs have left They are gone, as a government, what is their monument? The pyramids of the ...

... Waldron had given ?? I pledges to the Whigs. His opinions were unaltered, but at the same time he was not so ridiculous as to assert that any really useful measure for Ireland should be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives. (Applause ...