... incurring an expense, so hastily undertaken, to gratify his craving for originality. — I am, sir, your obedient servant, OLD WHIG. ...

... Norton, after hearing the address, and the speeches by which it was supported, could easily conceive he was in a meeting of Whigs and sham Liberals. iHear, hear, and Oh, oh. ) Mr. Jeffers said if the association passed the fulsome address before them ...

... men, have nearly all passed into forgetful- cess. Few can be recalled with any interebt. General Schenck was an Anti-slavery Whig, and the first words he 3aid in the house were in defence of the right of John (J^uincy Adams to present a petition praying ...

... Ireland for his attachment to popular principles, and his appointment will ail'ord universal satis- faction. The N>.)t/,cru Whig gives the following account of a narrow escape of Lord Lurgan : — On the afternoon of Friday, the 30th ult., Lord L-USftL ...

... or on behalf of, a man who ascribes the failure of the Repub- lican party to the want of education in the masses. The term Whig is confouneled with the geo- graphical expression Wight.'' A pleasing interchange of religious sympathy has recently taken ...

... on looking to foreign affairs we find still less reason for congratulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader cf the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound tne alarm trumpet, and to demand the imme- diate enrolment of 100,000 men for the defence of the country ...

... thought makes it more and more evident that before very long a strong party will be formed which shall include the Moderate Whigs and the Moderate Conservatives, leaving the old Tories on one side and the ?? on the other, it is not uninteresting to watch ...

... boundary line. The Tory country gentle- man had never any great hesitation about sup- porting Lord Palmerston, while the old Whig section of the Liberal party have always been esteemed thorough Conservatives. Mr. Disraeli, when he became Prime Minister ...

... is a compound of the traditional Whig, the philosophical Radical, and the Radical pure and simple, i.e., tie Destructive. It is a striking but by no means a strange amalga- mation. It is easy to see that the oil Whig, by st etching a point here and there ...

... the death of Colonel Leslie Lord Cremorne, the eldest s.«n of the Earl ot Dartrey. will probably come forward in the Liberal (Whig) interest ; Mr. John Madden, of Hilton Park, as an Orange Nationalist; and Mr. Butt, Q.C .as an advocate of ?? Home Rule. ...

... from the supporters of Sir William Russell, the Whig candidate, as well as from those of Sir Henry Stracey, the Conserva- tive champion. But before the polling-day a coalition was formed between the Whigs and the Radicals in order the more certainly to ...

... George Lamb, Lord Melbourne's brother, and was a constant meeting-place of his with Lord Holland and other members of the Whig party. Sir Charles Barry became a frequent guest there, and, seeing the walls beginning to crumble, gave its present owner ...