... enough for him in h.s brothers d.Hra.ted MlcSor]cy stpum-cly rated fora stable, which,in those hustings he had been opposed aa a Whig, train M being exceedingly severe, and the who rcUrea; Frederick Howard, Gent., to Ensign, , t ...

... bitterness of feeling, is now practically settled. Whatever Administration may bring in the next Reform Bill, whether Tory or Whig, there can be no doubt that the Bill will either be, or profess to be, comprehensive. ...

... ap} peal, to relieve the Lord Chancellor from a pressure infinitely be: yond his capa- city to bear. The proposal came froma Whig Ministry, but, as has not unfrequently happened, the worki ng power was furnished by a Conservative Sir James Knight Bruce ...

... nomination, proving that the people were with him, the influence of the local Liberal proprietors has caused the return of the Whig candidate. Unlike Brecon, which was a gain to the Conservatives, the result of the Falmouth election leaves the state of parties ...

... Ireland. When first ho had the honour of appearing on those hustings he bad been epposed as a Whig. Ou that occa•ion, aud afterwards, he declared that he was not Whig, and that be belonged to no party, but that would give his eupport, or out parliament to ...

... mood to pro- «'«“«»• JoUu oro was objected to the mettsure for !r,W be reiected .haher pro, . . ,i Liberals. > posed the Whigs or the Conservatives. But the ceed to extremities . was proved by the Rev. Mr. Grogan that had supporters oflCaptain White ...

... wealth of the alien Church.' But this indignation never prevented him from sitting at the social board near some Orange or Whig magnate whom it might he convenient to impress with a sense of his convivial qualities. Always ready to avow this fidelity ...

... Him that is the highest bidder For my vote, the man for me. In vo party name I glory, Staud not in the category Either of a Whig or Tory. Bat [ always give my voice For a Liberal politician Answering to my defiuition. Liberal hand’s the one condition For ...

... court of appeal, to relive the Lord Chat l'or from a pressure infinitely beyond his capacity t) sr. The proposal came from a Whig Alioiatry, bet, is not unfrequently happeted, the working powr :as furnished by • Conservative lawyer. Sir Knight Bruce was ...

... are often the most vigorous, if not the most elegant, illustrators of such scenes in the impartial optative, Down “with the Whigs! To the devil with the Tories | The extemporiz2d Radicalism of Captain Wurre and his Protestant Ultramontanism are more re- ...

... carried out for the benefit of Ireland. When he had first appeared before that county, to Whig was to ensure rejection. Now it appeared that nothing but a Whig would answer. He therefore maintained with great respect, that it the lead. . of opinion in ...

... will felt those societies, well as the Sailors Home. The reason which weighs so strongly with the Priests in their support of Whig candidates ought to weigh with every honourable man against it. That reason is, that the late Government not only did everything ...