... (blae for Seymour and yellow for Seely) paraded the streets. For several elections past there has cot been seen so much of the Whig party em- blems Numbers of vehicles, decked with yellow or blue favours, filled with roughs, drove through the streets. The ...

... DiUon, eldest daughter of Henry Augustus, 13th Viscount f) illon. He had been for many years politically associated with the Whig party. Soon after completing his education -t Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated B.A. in 1825, be was elected representative ...

... politics. He was a zealous and unremitting advocate of parliamentary reform, and was far more extreme in his views than the Whigs of his day. His celebrated letter to Mr. Canning, which appeared in a newspaper of the day, was long remembered as one of the ...

... something of the courtesies and ameni- ties which belong to that profession, to which he was attached for 30 years. The Northern Whig ?? refers to the threatened demonstrations on the 1 _th of July. It declares that they cannot be ?? peaceable, nor considered ...

... districts in Australia before the election was over. Parties were not divided ia Australia as they U39d to be. Instead of Whigs aod Tories, he I would rather claissify them now as ins and outs. The average duration of aa Australian Ministry was seven ...

... of Church lands might net serve as a precedent for confiscation on A more extended scale, which would not be agreeable to Whig peers and landowners ? (Hear, hear.) The chief justification offered by hon. gentlemen opposite for the measure was that in ...

... regard to Ireland— a policy never heard of in the days of i Mr. Pitt, or from any statesman in former times, whether f * ?f the Whig or Tory party, or sitting upon either side of the house. (Hear, hear.) But what was it that com- j polled the present Government ...