... geld watch, besides being ve3 orders to Under-Secretaries. Onr statesbeuten by some of tfie “bullies” the house. , whether Whig or Tory, listen to him to friend got out of the place at six o'clock the following morning, J dviser. and entirely forget, ...

... should practise tiie Common Law or at the Chancery Bar, whether eiionld throw his lot with the Conservatives or xitii the Whigs lie must have hud decided liking •or the particular course which lie eventually adopted ; was it so overpowering to prevent ...

... black, on which were lettered the following devices. Down with the moral assassin ; Down with the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs ; Arise, awake, or for ever slaves,” and mille faillbe ; Mathews for ever,” The crowd collected opposite the hotel windows ...

... predominant feelings among my supj porters (comprising four-fifths the Electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...

... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) were rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and desire that the Whig party should be made feel that they had forfeited-the confidence of the Irish people. I participated in those ...

... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) Were rooted distrust the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...

... predominant feelings among supp -tiers (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) were a rented distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had iorfeited the confidence of the Irish people. 1 participated ...

... she wore. Miss was about the impressionable age of sweet seventeen,” and the gay Lothario is about twenty-three. —Northern Whig. Judge Willes's Joke.— The Judges of England have long enjoyed a well-earned reputation for dialectic feheity ; and several ...

... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths the Electors) were a rooted distrust df the Whig Government, and desire that the Whig party should be made feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. participated in those ...

... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, anti a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...

... that the leaders of the party to which 1 attached by an hereditary tie, ana to which I have had the pleasure to belong—the Whig party—disclaim all intention ofat( tacking the English Church; but cannot see how the argument which urged the case of the ...

... the Channel Fleet 18G8 was out of view, leaving behind it many pleasant memories of its visit to Belfast Lough.—A br(Aer/i Whig, ...