... Irishmen in ?? Trade Mall' here. He said he did not know whether his liberty was conditional' upon. his 'support of the bad Whig, policy or not, but as he had through his political career. disregarded all consequences that 'might follow from doing the ...

... of . his family, and, if never much more than a Whig,, he - was a Whig of the right sort. The newer generation t of Whips les less excuse for adhering to family tradi- Itions, even if its members are Whigs by family tradi- ltion, and not, as some are, mushroom ...

... power; for the Duke, wilo described himself as a Liberal-Conservative, saw at that tinre aro inconsistency iru serving under a Whig Covernment, In 1815 lie was made a Knight of the Garter, and ten years later, oer the death of the late Marquis of Snhis- bury ...

... the sensatiolal and alarumi tie Ereports ti ?? inventions of selfish enemeies, and their crifveli allies, the half-hearted Whigs, and calling upon ri-lmltten to abstain fronm giving evidence before ihe Land Commuission. Mr. Boyton, denountc- ing MIr. ...

... greateststatesmen of the age- cG namely, Lord Beaconsfield. The political arica T turist is licensed to have hits at every party-Whig, tl Tory, or Radical. The turn of the tide in affairs D political has taken everybody by surprise, ourselves bU among the rest ...

... below the bar, that l1e exclaimec. s G- eternally d- them, in a voice to be hear(l (said Lord Campbell) by fifty persons. Whig soe- I 'ceptibilities were not delicate trhen, for it appears isithat on HER.H. dining at Lanedowne House two LO evenings later ...

... for eff~i;,o tha~t ho haod received the dog, but that in~tecd of tit eing of tho breed, mentioned It ?? a, teli ehlf- bred W~hig acid worth mltl or nothing; It the dev PrIe'vrcur woelld coed 7o. Gd),, however, he might the rlcoL a, gore; ,o-'inly-luoleteug ...

... Liberal Otfice. We all NvI kitoV. prction~ly to aned during the cleetions, of that c a ovi'tt'h srnnt wyere subscribed by Whi~g I Jan tit~pi notC 0( Radical enpitattist~s for btivin'g U)by the ?? ie. And it scents a little utt- of cra0t faI], now thief ...

... iteI vc In a k,erge tent ou the loan nt the Abbey; Lfr' W-ashingtcn Filbba Irt tor lk the 'Bishop Of Pleri - I mouth,1 ?? her whig ; 1101g.ot Trtua'o sp-teca ,iail bet w, an episcopal bh odletion 61101nid De; a-A Lr Dg led the cheers %which followed the ...

... y house which swas built under his direction, will be sold d next year. Houghton was the favourite residence of - the great Whig Minister. He collected there a choice ti gathering of paintings, and there he led the jovial life h of a country squire, as ...

... black dress and stock- ings, high-heeled laced-up boots, AN EXPENSIVE DISCOVERY. AT the Leighton County Court, before Judge Whig. ham, a case of singular interest was brought forward. A man named Christopher Daniels, a dealer in se conld-hand furniture ...

... being several times re-elected at the ice expiration of his term of office. On entering life ly. Mr. Toombs belonged to the Whig party, but early it in his political career he went over to the Democratic at side, continuing a staunch Conservative to the ...