... belonging to the Whig and Liberal section of the members of the Houses of Parliament, assembled at a grand banquet at Willis's Rooms, which was given to the Right Hon. Henry B. W. Brand, the member for Lewes, and the former whipper-in of the Whig Government ...

... party in politics and the commercial clogs with the Whigs. The reverse is nearer the truth. The government during the reigns of the tint two Georges was almost entirely in the hands of the great Whig landed aristocracy. The Tory party, which had been loot ...

... Feb- wry, became pre me or Oothlag:—Megleate : Well, whet did on porton for this ask f Primer N., Norlear, I vas Ms legietrate Whig do yea Ct . sir asarary to get alien Ha had to• mead. pople that he could Wont teeth withal an, art thin nee net to be deco ...

... turbed by political considerations, and, consequently, attach but little importance to the circumstance of their officers being Whig Tory; and the office of Guardian e 'ng generally at a discount throughout the agricultural ricts—few the inhabitants thereof ...

... rendered, and nothing was omitted that could impart splendour to the spectacle. The occupied rather more the. toe boars, terml- Whig at huh pest tire. In the evening • grand teepee was given .t the Cede to 110 'mete, of whom the dowse in rank viennot. Oa thasday ...

... Johnson could sea into Whigism when he exclaimed, I bate a Whig, a Whig is a traitor to his king, a rebel to his God, and the Devil was the first. Then I an old conundrum, Why is a Whig like lll_Vier the answer is, Because it is a false to the crown ...

... democracy—Mr. John Bright; but when found that Mr. Frederick Monro was to occupy the chair, I could tee plainly that the local Whig -leaders had deemed it prudent to place him in that position, as a wet blanket, to cool the political ardour of the new', aspirant ...

... Railway Company, has, at length, been induced to resign his seat for the City of Bristol, and on Wednesday the Under Whip the Whigs (Mr. Adam) moved that the Clerk of the Crown be directed to issue a writ for the election of successor to the hon. baronet ...

... Irish Church, but at the same time spoke strongly in favour of its retention. He called upon Mr. Gladstone not to revert to Whig trickery, should he succeed in Government from office, but to go forward °»cc and do the work to which he had set his hand ...

... investigating the case, and finding that no charge could be sustained against him, he was discharged from custody.—Northern Whig. ...

... the water, coming a of order; and good ambrial sash being cleaner mad free from soil, it kid epee amok amok les labour, a in =Whig. as the pester pormss Oahe afterbef A or a shod period , on aw l s sew palverised, scraped oil the reed is the slope med. Mr ...

... majority consisted ot that class of men who are about to enjoy the franchise which for so many had been refused them, alike Whig and Tory Governments. There was also no inconsiderable sprinkling of political opponents, who, doubtless, had been attracted ...