... 1774, Mr. Henry Cruger alone was adopted as the 'Whig candidate, and Burke, who had been propoeed, started for Melton, Yorks, where he was speedily elected. On the second day of the election the sitting Whig, Lord Clare, retired in disgust at the small support ...

... secret aryand organiser of' the Cork Exhibition, -will he a candidate 'for the vacancy in the representation of Cork city in the Whig and Conservative intsrest, The national party have not' yet made any selection, but Mr. Juetin M'OArthy, jun, f meely named ...

... make an excuse for the Whiggism of the senior member for West Gloucestershire, Col. Kingscote, whom he termed a full blooded Whig, and at the same time dwolt on the antiquity of the gallnt colonel's family, &c. Now, I think the fairest way to judge of a ...

... Lters eta of agriculture, and, in alluding to the fact that e hlie It mly bad loeg been looked upon as the leaders of a the Whig Interest to this part of the country, he said he ., bad tot tbe slightest Intention of departing from those e pinoiple, but ...

... Coneervative to the backbone, and said he was taught in his early days that Satan was the firse Whig, though he did not mean to Bay that the modern Whigs were of the same objectionable parentage, He hoped Mr. Long would riot object to f Dther temperance ...

... England , while r reD there were about 6,000,000 who did not own wit enough soil to grow a cabbage on, After examining tha 6he Whig answer, the leoturer said the R sdical reply to ItI W bat is the land question was, that It le how to the bring the labour ...

... 'stsile, hnut the result was disastrous to w the Tory park,.jor lt had excited the Nationallats O an . oppositlop,; and now Ni Whig SollcitorlGenerAlwas-e being on returned unoppotsed 'foer iDery. ?? Nationaliats had_ 01% 1 deliberately obetaiaed fsom pueting ...

... linthe Dublin Express that greet and wide- spread annoyance has been caused in Idah Whig and Parnellite circles by the report ?? in that pipe5C this week that a Whig and Parnellite lli mncs In Ustes: had been enteres into. It was hoped. it Is stated, ...

... reading. Loydi, Xcsuncsirr1,1 Who sald It was evident that the e AtterneunGedertl nad spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who were the owners all over thea metropolis of bloated eatates, pointed out that there was c a geant diotincthon between ...

... l0et; Lowland.Chief.9at 61b; Prince, Ist, Toastmanter. bat; D-esalr OstI St liaise 8sb 131ba Duke of *R Iichmftk-'bt'2I~b ?? Whig#6AS'u 8sb-616 - ljeraWU 1bf M Dontr6id S&;Pre'ku 8s; pdotle'7sti01 Mlzsia E7st 1qIil }n~g~t of iuriah .7st 91b;. VI gloy- 4atli ...

... ungrateful Ift he did notracog' nise the services to the principles they held in common of theorepresentstives *of thosoegreat Whig familles who had trusted the people and espoused their Intere3tv. sad who bad oD so many ocoasloni led thea on to ictory. ...

... ovar by such vneaking hambugs as Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr, Gladstone was the most respeolable outthriat In the Whig Cabinet, He advised foxhunterf to devote their Itisure to huntlg landlords, COLLIERY EXPLOSION, 1LEVI 51ME IN¶NJURED. A selious ...