... leading Whig of that time. The Whigs were forgetful and often unjust, but the Irish people, like the English Radicals, always came back to them, for justice and help, when wearied of the periodical coquettings of both with Toryism. The Whigs have had ...

... Monday evening, a statement recently made by the Duke of St. Albans, to the effect that Her Majesty was always inclined to Whig in preference to Tory Government. The Queen, as our readers know, has frequently ascribed her earliest political lessons to ...

... O'Connell a°ul Cobbett denounced the Whigs, and threatened to abandon them, as Mr. Illingworth, and many other earnest men are now threatening to abandon them, and even to abandon the Liberal party of which the Whigs are only a section and which is led ...

... the Chartists against the Whigs, and for a time it succeeded. The Whigs had become alarmed at the natural result of their own principles in opera- tion ; the people had begun to doubt the Party ; there were many parts of Whig history that would no more ...

... day would find that they had taken their place among the respectable monuments of Whig legislation (applause). As much capital and credit would be made one day by the Whig leaders out of the disestablishment of the English Church as if it had been a pet ...

... men, who had the courage and patriotism to assert the right in the face of a very winter of discontent — but for those Old Whigs, if we might be allowed to refer to a class of statesmen who are not appreciated as they ought to be in these days : but for ...

... session were All's well. Hon. and right hon. gentlemen, Whigs, Tories, and all the rest, were let off to their holidays with these golden words ringing in their ears. It was the work of the Whigs, no doubt, or of the Liberals, or of the Party of Progress ...

... When the difficult business which Mr. Laird's generous instincts had done so much to cause had been settled by a perfidious Whig-Kadical Govern- ment, and had been dispelled by arbitration, then the cope-stone came. Now was the time for the edifice- to ...

... should adopt, even before I spoke the band struck np, v Whig and Tory both agree to dance tbe Tullochgorum (laughter). Well, I am happy to think that there are a great many other things that tbe Whig and Tory may agree in doing besides engaging in that ...

... mained. Dr. Wm. B. Martin, who was Montgomery's physician ?? stationed in Newtownards, has published a letter in the Northern Whig, in which he says — Montgomery, in his address to his Lordßhip before Bxn^?-e of £e,ath waB PaSBed ?? him f or the murder of ...

... for Drogbeda and Canterbury in the Whig interest, was Vice-Lieutenant of Meath, created a peer iv 1866, and was twice married. He leaves issue an heir, Jamea Gustavus Meredyth, ancl seven daughters. Deceased was a Whig in politics. His remains will arrive ...

... borrowing to be effected. Then Churchmen and Dissenters in point of feeling towards each other become temporary Christians ; aud Whigs, Tories and Radicals unite for the moment as if they belonged to the same country and had interests in common. It appears, ...