... he published, a staunch and wittily trenchant ally of the Whig party and Lord Grenville, Fox's Ministerial colleague. These were but a few of the visitors who, in the latter days of the great Whig Chief, and in the earlier career of his beloved nephew, ...

... pure and unadulterated. THE TABLE says Old Bushmills is always the same in quality, and always to THE EDITOR OF NORTHERN WHIG says: Old Bushmills is the best be implicitly relied upon for purity and wholcsomcness. Whiskey I ever tasted. (PiUmtnt) ...

... the case with the Marquis of Lome and the Argyll family, may be said generally to act in politics with the great historical- Whig party. Whereas the last King of the male line of the House of Stuart who actually reigned in England, James II., had for his ...

... our shores; the eloquence and genius of our Liberal political leaders were all en listed in the cause; C. J. Fox, the great Whig chief, and his followers, hailed with enthusiasm the downfall of the state of serfdom and seignorial privileges which appeared ...

... whereupon he was promptly relieved of his duties as J. P. and as Deputy-Lieutenant. Drummond made English rule popular, though the Whigs did not pasg a single remedial measure. O'Connell liked and trusted him, and the feeling was reciprocated. In being uncontrolled ...

... succeed in bringing their thousands, old Dame Fortune acts as a bait in drawing her tens if not hundreds of thousands. The whig of the building corresponding to that con taining t he baccarat room is occupied by the reading room, where the profusion of ...

... to enjoy the title and estates six months. He left a son who succeeded him, and became popular as the nephew of the great I Whig Chief. Henry's second son died young; his third son was the most illustrious of the name, Charles James Fox, the orator and ...