... something more than the shadows ol a mighty Lord John Raastll had won spurs upwards of Aftesn yean see ; the eolon the great Whig was still young man* and was only the foondations of fame that were ii kid. Before the Befonn of 1832 the oounty constituency ...

... tkaaolioa taka bar away.—Bha waa . committed priaoa fir oua month fit oaoanllwg the poke-—En Booli, on Iriahman, won' charged with whig drunk end naug had laagnagw Heya-laec. ni^iL—Ha toad aadaoam.—-Bridget ■mnnraiug woman, woe charged with being drank and disorderly ...

... crlrrespondent of a Scotch paper, that the' organisation to which attention was called some time ago, of a revived Whig and a new Whig-Democratic party has gone on so far that a list of likely men, in the shape of men of business, barristers, and ...

... early proves that the ballot has broken the power of the landlords in Ireland. It is believed that there was a coalition of Whig ard Tory landlords in favour of Mr. Lehmann, who, when he found that he had no chance of acceptance as the popular candidate ...

... Sir George says :— The facts are these. The political opinions of The O'Donoghue are diametrically opposed to mine, He is a Whig and a Gladstonian, which I never was and never will be, and his views on the land question and other Irish matters are contrary ...

... changing of places and positions in the Opposition. The more advanced Radicals have determined to separate themselves from the Whigs, and the latter return the compliment. Mr. Gladstone will assume command of the new party, Lord Hartington of the old. The ...

... held in the WINTER GARDENS, OR THE SOTB AVRIL. A First-Claw BAND by Mr Goodwin, Manchester. Geo. B. Scholes, Sootbpoct. John Whig lev. Fomby, Honorary Secretaries, preliminary announcement. BISPHAM FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY second ANNUAL SHOW ot ...

... most careful man. fia He said that belonging as he did to it Whig family, and an Ve liaying consented to stand in the Conservative interest, ]B Lae made himself the target at which the Whig party dis- be: charged all their enveniomed shafts. This being ...

... Tyrell was the Conservative candidate, and he had for opponents Mr. Charles Cailia (afterwards Western), a not undistinguished Whig statesman, and the famous W. Pole Tylney Long Wellesley, for shortness called Pule Wellesley, nephew of the Duke of Wellington ...

... daaire aaate their eeantar, and heip their follow mea.’' The article oondudei w fuilowe; I hero failed to fight three seen (Whigs, and Toriea) ancoaaafullj hare money and Magna Charta faaa none. For want fnnda failed at Hartlepool, Mld-Sttner. at Burnley ...

... that in August or September a magazine article or pamphlet will appear, advocating a resuscitation, on a new basis, of the Whig party, by a young politician of great ability and energy, who is also the author of the Cheveley Novels. It is sincerely ...

... Jeffrey, with whom he took walking tours in the Highlands in 1814 and 1815. and from whom he derived what were then known as Whig principles. After leaving the university he spent some years in foreign travel, and in the course of his wanderings accomplished ...