... reign, and succeeded to the peerage in 1826. lordship was one of the moderate party among the Roman Catholics who adhered to Whig principles and opposed Ultra - montane notions. He is succeeded by lus eldest Arthur James, Lord Killeea, who born at Naples ...

... and we will try again. (Cheers.) In the evening Mr. Bradlaugh again spoke the Isaac Fountain, inveighing against Tories and Whigs, the present House of Commons, and the venal press; and later there was an entertainment—consisting of speeches, and recitals ...

... offer of and lambs,, and prices were in sellers-favour. pig market was fairly represented and maintained* lafce rates. The folk)whig prices ruled -.— Beef, 7Vd veal. 7dtoBd: mutton. 7Ad '.♦li'per lb. j lambs. 24s to each; none} 6.'_ b» ' per lb. fat. peris ...

... too peat . that paper was not • Deorepaper. Thus the old 001011111- privile;.7.. Mr. Edmund Pettit, MF.,polnted out I theta Whig is • sew.papeurr up. Neer, we danger to cenirerne if Goverment heM fifty or sixty ' hope that Mr. Arteux teenier thi. irbor ...

... Albino; reeding, Bird- of a Feather dock together, Mr. J. Lover ; pert song. Lonaing for Home, Boys sod Members =the Club; =Whig, A Water Frolic. Mr. Ji Kinder ; song, Beautiful We of the Ma. Mr. T. Mills reed lag, Mn. Brown, at the Coventry Exhibition ...

... Witness had often heard tenants say that they must with their master. Believed that landlord inflaenoe in Wales was used by the Whig bouses quite much as by the Gob* servative bouses. Witness bad not knows of this influence being used directly by particular ...

... assembled the station to bid farewell to industrious artisans compelled to leave the country through the mistaken policy ofthe Whig-Radicals, and the scene was a very painful one. The stoutest man among the emigrants seemed deeply moved, and many gave way ...

... better than follow. One motto guided them through life—' Duty before pleasure.' I shall try to make it my own. The Northern Whig observes that his Royal Highness made a most favourable impression by the marked ease and freedom with which he spoke, hia ...

... an oppressive rule ti la Rustic, in Ireland would have been a more fatal barrier to our advancement and prosperity than the Whig nostrum of conciliation. No man love the justice more than ye Irishmanne, said a great and trusty authority some centuries ...

... Horsman. _■ it The Quean and Royal Family London yaaterday from Windsor, Drawing-room Bnckinghsm afternoon. Her Majesty returns Whig states that ports of alleged Fenian oatra(;ce i t> „ are without fonudation, and that J j been concocted by the O * . ,,a / ...

... deputation that their memorial should ham due end that the el a kelps* would acceded Tbe . them gentians' n e the Sidle el Whig maned, and the bided kr ...

... the most inde- pendent Radicals in the House, but not unduly so, when Liberal Administrations were too exclusively swayed by Whig ideas. He certainly was never tainted with AduOamy, and he was always one ef the very best among the fight speakers in a great ...