... thought and feeling precisely similar to the Whig. of twonty-five or even fifteen years ago ; but he is still as far separated from the modern Whig as was his predecessor from the Whig of his day. The modern Whig has advanced quite ;O as far towards Liberalism ...

... old, he A ?? GCrince.-pig; he While Granta's seons reject with scorn (Alas, that such a man wasea l) her A Stuart that's a Whig I h -Dacly Nezev. ...

... lrchi0 -if In ?? ladIloldism, and until that or.'fR fit I modclliplisheld there enoild be no cnn v tlil toti ouf Ilellil nod the Whig party ii r !i e thf i 010 section of the Irish memobers M I 1. el I,, on. 'Mr. Parnell p ?? and IA' ?? hi;'d¢{:I ?? lti iid ...

... satisfied as to the innocence tor- of Francis Hynes and Miles Joyce when he hanged them, and and sacrificed thel to gratify the Whig party, is to re- self- sult in a Stats prosecution. are, :ars, THE SETH CBoFTEBs.The Lord Advocate, in and a letter to the ...

... England, is the mere at clap-trap, and would not bh listened to for a moment had etc we but a Goverumat that could do its duty. Whig, Tory, co, or Radical-we care rot who is in office, the law must PI. be respected; but if any part of her Majesty's dominions ...

... the farmers Jr.at last have determined not to vote as they are told. The Eon. Guy Dawnnay has the support of most of the old Whigs, including the Earl of Zet- ltb land, who owns 13,001) acres in the North Riding; we though his brother, the Hon. J. C. Dundas ...

... is argued that ad Parliament may, possibly, refuse to assent to its an renewal. Irish members of all shades, Radicals, [or Whigs, and not a few independent Conservatives Lee would combine in opposition. he a And, besides, has not Mr. Forster half con- ...

... Conservatives might be wiso to force a dis- solution. The Government have offended two I sections of their supporters, the Whigs by their Irish policy, the Radicals, or some of them, by their action in Egypt. On the other hand, the Opposition could not ...

... strong and very ver edd it is. Liberals are representeL by Mr. pro Gladlstone, Mr. Childers, Sir W. Vernon Har- and court, &c.; Whigs find considerable comfort in ma its composition through the presence of Lord mO] Derby and Lord Hartington; Radicals and Re- ...

... 'Teeant Bill. Ton years bosses lloydl Cone. raOcks, miesioners, Conserrativo Ar.P.'s, and those more Coussor. et f old. vativis Whigs who call themlselves Liberalo, will lie Daly d ca sent too glad to accept some such measure sas the first uill d II term drafted ...

... running through the minds of the other I it Goveroment and their supporters, and whatever palty imparte d may be in power, Whig, Tory, or Radical, are certain to ness ani e hold tbe notion that perpetuity of tenure is their birth- lily and o right. With ...

... WAS-Hont 3,780, Stanley 3,892. Mr. Hunt continued to represent Preston until 1829, when he was defeated by a cow- bination of Whigs and Tories, alter which he retired from political life, and applied himself to commercial pursaits. on the 24th February, 1835 ...