... especially where those classes are connected with the land or with the learned professions or the defensive services. Whig and Torv squires, and Whig and Tory officers and clergymen and lawyers, are much alike in hating democratic doctrines and deprecating democratic ...

... hon. gentleman once made the following extraordinary speech to his friends at a public-house :- Drink away, boys ; it's the Whigs that want to frighten you from taking your ale. You may do as you like till the writ comes down, but not after that. And it ...

... CannIing, while he speaks of Hallamn, Crabbe, and Southie without that formal appendage, suggests that it is the key to the Whig posture of mind, which always assumes a real reverence when it approaches any of the great eras of the guiding and planting ...

... for glazing windows, repairing shutters and door, and for table broken by Whig rioters at Rigg-street meeting ; and it cost him 7 cs. 4d. for special peace officers to keep Whig rowdies in order at the Athenaeum meeting, and 12s. 6n. for police engaged ...

... system of canvassing ; not to attack by anonymous placards or squibs the private or personal character of any of our opponents, Whig or Tory, but to meet every one on the high ground of principl and moral worth. The grand jury at the Old Bailey yesterday ...

... ervis expressed doubts whether, under present circumstances, the Conservatives were justified in keeping aloof from the old Whig party. There has been a Liberal banquet at Launceston to celebrate the return of Sir J. Trelawny and Mr. Brydges Willyams as ...

... only had one Prime Minister whom they reallytrusted,in the person of Lord Derbyhimself in his best days a Whig, and the representative of an old Whig house. Can- ning, Peel, and Disraeli were leaders and Prime Ministers reluctantly ac- cepted and distrusted ...

... stated that he spoke en the 26th of July, at last mass, in favour of Sir J. M'Kenna, and hoped to do so again. He spoke of the Whig and Tory parties, and denounced the Wbhigs. When speaking of peace, concord, and charity some time afterwards, I used words ...

... have been recently hoisted into office. It is Beales who fo gll in tle front of the battle, and led the forlorn hope when Whigs were shy and tea-rooms populous. It is Beales who connected the cry of Gladstone for ever ! with death to the Tories. And shall ...

... IsMaynooth as a Jesuicical device. lie thought a good prayer for the times would be- From Jews, Turks, heretics, nIfdels, and Whig lawyers, good Lord deliver us ! It had been said the change would be for the real benefit of Protestantism. Christianity never ...

... thirty-three years ago, at which Mr. Hardy and Mr. Disraeli are so fond of citing him, never spoke i'n this alarmist vein. But the Whig party when in power was for sone Y eals too apt to imitate both the policy and the expressions of sheer obstruc. tive Toryism ...

... agitate, agitate. The assembly sang the National Anthem before separating, and gave three cheers for the Queen. The ANorthern Whig mentions that, at Killevan, county Monaghan, the Rev. J. Flanagan, rector, presiding, the meeting resolved that a petition ...