... eloquent, were brought within the charmed circle of Downing -street, tkey would be found adopting the good old creed of tbe Whigs, which was, While we are in office let grievances go on ; but out of office let urn Dot lose one day in persecuting those ...

... part of the public, and aa the steamer left the pier three hearty cheers were given by the spectators on shore. The Northern Whig has been unsparing in its denun- ciation of the persons who have got up' wbat it calls •'The Dirty Petition against Mr. M'Clure ...

... 18-';7 ti.e --hon agent of the Buk. of I Rutland toid me that the Rutland family had formerly been WLigs. and he himself was a Whig, and that if i.c v. c i c expected to do anything to oppose the Liberal party I they must get another steward to dc it. (Question ...

... the j history of youth. Nor should it be forgotten : how -the great youth himself, in the fresh flush of I 01, dished the Whigs and swallowed democracy. j Altogether thia is a very pretty and suggestive i 000-k. I ...

... intending litigants to ruin themselves . by having recourse to law at all- (much laughter) -that in fact, eventually we shall all, Whig and Tory, embrace 1 each other, and say, Brother, brother, we were all in • tlie wrong. (Renewed laughter.) I hope, gentlemen ...

... reference to *he Sligo election petition, waa postponed tiU the 7th ■iroxirno. The applicatioa for attachments against the NorUiern Whig and other papers for publishing com- nents oa the Belfast election petition wUI be heard >o-day. The magistrates presidiag ...

... Government, net in tbe Cabinet, some few follower, of Mr. Bright, but these were entirely neutralised by members of tbe old Whig school of politicians- a school ?? bad always allied itself with Liberal statesmen fcr tbe purpose of opposing liberal measures ...