... which has never been said before, namely, that the ballot would extinguish the Whigs. Plis meaning, we suppose, was that the ballot would destroy the influence on which the Whig party mainly relies the respectable bourgeois element and would favour in preference ...

... now occurred at Monaghan through the death of Colonel Leslie, and already three candidates are in the field, Lord Cremorne (Whig), Mr. Madden (Orange Nationalist), and Mr. Butt, Q. C., (thorough Nationalist, or advocate of Home Rule so here will be another ...

... the death of Colonel Leslie. Lord Cremorne, the eldest son of the Earl of 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. The ...

... those who made up the majority were two members of the House of Cavendish and three of the House of Grosvenor., The Great Whig House of Wentworth was divided, for while Mr. Charles Fitzwilliam, the member for Malton, went with his party, Mr. Henry ...

... 'Tis said that the God-made in this favour'd land, Have a mission to rule with a Tory clench'd hand ; The party call'd Whigs, join hands with the band, And have gone their whole tether—now then for a stand!! So, if any young man, be he rich, or if ...

... on their return ? The junior member for the University has praised Whig measures, but he has a strong aversion to whig men. Now, I am not aware of «»y place in Ireland which returns Whigs but one, and that is the University of Dublin, and I will say of ...

... the worst eases were not brought before the courts now from the fear of disfranchisement; and, as to the extinction of the - Whigs, he believed the ballot would give greater power to the classes who, like them, took a calm and liberal view of politics. At ...

... tire common hangman. The sentence I was thought favourable by Sacheverell’s : party, that they considered victory over the Whigs, and celebrated the triumph ; with bonfires and illuminations. 2 John j Wesley informs us in hU History of | England” that ...

... warned the junior member for that University that the first victim* to the Ballot would be the Whigs. There was but one place in Ireland which returned Whigs, and that was Trinity College. (Laughter.) And will say of them O fortunatos uimium, sua si bona ...

... followed by Ithuleaway sad the First There was no change until about mile from home, when Rettleaway Improved his positiou, but Whig to reach the favourite, was 'sally beaten by two ; • length between second and third. Tin Oakum' PLATS of 40 son; Anglesey ...

... indicated by their votes. Unless the new system strengthens the extreme Liberals at the expense of the Conservatives and the Whigs, all Parliamentary calculations will be disproved. It was on the same well-founded assumption that some members denounced the ...

... miracle or pressure. When we see trouble themselves about how their neighbonra voted followers of the late Sir Robert Peel, old Whigs at. ) as soon ever it became impossible to ascertain with Liberals below the gangway, united on the Ballot, certainty, and ...