... sometimes affected an inde- pendent opposition. The regular opposition was composed of 82 members, 30 whom were the nomi- nees of Whig proprietors and the remaining 52 represented the popular party. In a House thus constituted Plunket took ‘his seat on the 9th ...

... collapsed, and when the Manchester men combined to effect its resuscitation. In politics he was what nay be termed moderate Whig, ard was warm supporter of the measures of the late Loid Palmerston, of whom he was a great admirer and a consistent follower ...

... present, but has assured his friends, who have communicated with him, that he will be their service. He is supposed to be a Whig, but, says our correspondent, he will be largely supported by Conservatives. Meanwhile Mr. Ripley has issued his address ...

... more gure. Then came the period of ,0 &lld tne Catholics then fancied their 'nt - V red - They were, however, doomed X - The Whigs, it is true, came O so lowe ...

... constitution, which had lodr been the boast of Britain, offered to men of all parties-whether called by the forgotten name of Whig or Tory—a neutral ground upon which they might meet to withstand the insidious attacks of their own enemy. (Great cheering ...

... Bill, it might be asked, Where are the Disraelites? I' Oh, they've all fone over to the other side. And where are the Whigs 9' They're all dished. Colonel Fane, M.P., said he swallowed the Reform pill as he did the powder which his nurse used to ...

... turret have been paaaed cesslve administrators of naval within a very recent period. j, re* u rf the country, hewever, the Whig . has been succeeded by more able 1 the affairs of the country, and «f consequence to be a strong probah shall no- longer be ...

... womay at satisfaction, (Applause). You may remember, gentlemen, what happened immediately after that event, the formation of Whig Government under Lord Palmerston. Well, gentlemen, they brought forward a Beform Bill, and what happened to that bill fell ...

... Chuich for obvious reasons, and hi', plan,' there. fore; took the turn of endowing the 'Rclnish Church in Ireland. It is a Whig cee,,extendingee backnn for many years in its' history, and reived, from tim e totime i There wasT n othing novelin it,' and ...

... Gray, responding to the toast of his health, said :— When he was canvassing the city he was asked was he a Whig? His answer was, No, he was not a Whig, if by that was meant the mere follower of any English party— (cheers) —but neither was he Tory. (Cheers ...

... said— d » more than ordinary truth— wisdem which now preside at g9X ilfi { and at the Admiralty. the latter long of the great Whig families, *»' exaruintd the o under the Duke of the way in which matters ot have been shelved to make tioLS of « my lord 9 ...

... least feel satisfaction. (Applause). ou may remember, gentlemen, what happened immediately after that event, the formation of a Whig Government under Lord Palmers ton. Well, gentlemen they brought forward a Reform Bill, and what happened to that bill It fell ...