... feared from anything like popular disaffection. As long as the conduct of the Liber?l party remained In the hands of the great Whig families, while the Melbournes, the Russells, and the Palmerstons continued to be Prime Minister, with their known hostility ...

... candidate already adopted 1 the priests and the Government is an Irish barrister. admittedly a candidate for office under the Whigs. Mr. Heron, indeed, held tin* office law adviser to the Castle under Lord Russell’s Administration, and in this capacity must ...

... candidate already adopted by the priests and tho Government is an Irish bar- rister, admittedly a candidate for oflico under the Whigs. Mr. Heron, indeed, held the offico of law adviser to the Castle under Lord Russell's Ad- ministration, and in this capacity ...

... again, crafted at a stroke in the House of Lords. The sons the legalization of the Ulster custom, which of Whigs elevated to the Peerage—nay, Whigs them. some consider a panacea. In the first place, whet selves to whom the accident happens—often drop does ...

... Tliere is something of the charm which attends visiting one's old or college about a genuine defence and glorification of true Whig principles, equally removed from those of the Tory on the one hand, and the still more obnoxious advaueed Liberal on the other ...

... THE GLOBE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IG, IBC9 fear, to the elder generation of Whigs would produce the least effect. Nor is there any one in the House of Lords who could urge it on the younger with so much effect Lord Derby. The Marquess Westminster must very ...

... cross-examination, complainant stated that the blow was a feeble one, and did not distiure him or cause .I:offering beyond Whig one gentleman baying beed inO„ltecl by • .4. a lino of 41 I another. •1 be nen,- .. costs. Captain Greig Wita then charged ...

... the Bench .Inclined to Ale.ant the de. rendant Chiltro that be thought it rather an unbecoming thong to continue the trading whig the eV was rk ndn Yr- Chilton, on the infortn.,!inn being lad, having e.•nt ',dice to the police and the Bench he ahou'd ...

... took place in the House of Commons on the vote for the pay of the General and Staff Officers. Lord Egmonfc, supported by the Whig party, endeavoured, on this occasion, to procure the abolition of the office of Captain- General, then held by the Duke of ...

... opponents. (A voice: Don't be personal.) I am well known to you. (A voice: Indeed you are.) I do not stand before you as a Whig; I don't stand before you as a Tory, but I stand before you as an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand ...

... advertised cheap trains from Edinburgh and the surrounding district to the station nearest the spot wheys the body of the %Whig lies. 1111 kt IaANDLOILDe AN)) 1 lINANIL—.IIIII ulna quotion was discussed at some length at the annual (linnet of the Eenmare ...

... feeling of uneasiness of seeing ten springs of descent grafted at a stroke in the House of Lords. The sons of Whigs elevated to the peerage —nay, Whigs themselves to whom the accident happens —often drop behind into Conservatism ; and how is a House of Lords ...