... way the English uar, is persuaded by the secretaiy of Whig ministry to enter parliament, all his expenses being defrayed by the Whig club. We have a curious picture of the creed of a genuine Whig in the following passage. Finn, it premised, in his in ...

... are heartily united, both as regards the prosecution of the llangor processionists and every point of their policy. —Northern Whig.” Remarkable Superstition.—A correspondent, writing from Madeley, Shropshire, to local newspaper, relate* the following curious ...

... superiors, and which is calculated to excite the people as witness the following extract from his inflacaatory speech “ Neither Whig, Tory,Radical, nor any number of men had any right from Ood, from nature, or the law to rule Ireland but the Irish people. ...

... eloquent, ua>tate3- manlikc speech it was. He began by explaining that it had been his first resolve taking office to out bid the Whigs on the question Reform. As he had gained office underbidding them on the very same question, encouraging all his parly to protest ...

... health, referred the principal topics of the day. traced the history of the Reform question ; exposed the insincerity the Whigs; attributed its successful passage through the House of Commons to the rare tact, skill, and temper Mr. Disraeli. expressed ...

... one of thelargestif nut the largest —fanerals which has aver passed through Waterford. Rich and poor, Conserves tires and Whigs, Protestant clergymen and Roman Catholic priests, swelled the oortegs, which esa leaded as far as the eye could reach. The ...