... great an authority on questions of ContinentAl etiquette as on taose connected with the Court of St. James. IHe wat a Whig of Whigs, and a courtier of courtiers. He was a very well dressed man, and a member of the Tralvellers', White's, and Turf Clubs ...

... the polls, on Thursday last, in faoe of all has of the terrors of ecclesiastical intimidation, the hea ?? blandishments of Whig sycophancy and mis- of he representation, and the allurements so often reo e. placed befors our people by successive 10,( is ...

... most able combatants. It was sheer recklessness to saythat the loss of the Libetal Uniollists ais a trifling matter. Of the Whigs sbe did not speak. The Liberals would be a ireer and stronger paty fom I the mhoment they divided themselves wholly from them ...

... this public meeting of in the Irish Nationalists of Bootle hereby records its th empbutic protest against the action of the Whigs bJ and so-called Liberals of Bootle in holding meet- us ings and passing resqolutions under the assmed X namue of the Bootle ...

... since 7 Macaulay's time. Certainly the extant portraits of the Lord Chief Justice hardly I- bear out the strictures of the Whig historian. The recent decision of the Gorsedd to allow poetical compositions for the chair prize to be written in metres others ...

... a:. a- of a Toery Iinistry: his elect-on- d ha e in 1833 on the muzzestion of a W- :7.- ment. But the mnore extremre 'e-' Whig parr- y never to'em-ed . ale Sutton himself had toO justified their objections to him. - ?? !t nrnmer of 18.4- he actually ...

... them back to5 1846, when MIr. Gee made his entrance into 1 political life by boldly aecepting the challenge J of a Denbigh Whig, who had delivered a speech in favour of Sir J. Graham's Education Bill, will find the biography a useful reminder of the -services ...

... been carried out t. a HOSPnI, Fos CASCE AD SsxN Dmn - t The number of attendanres for theweek ending r :eli. 3 was 655. of whig. flt-.we new. w as. ...

... wife is e- flk corded by Sir Nathanliel Willim Wmrasl and ad other writers of anecdotes as the chief ia leader of the female Whig aristocracy in lb London. The title, however, expired a second 1d, time with its third and last possessr early ' X last year ...

... of the kingdom, - seeking zealtuslJ and persistently to convert to its views and in uade in its ranks every secies of Toy; Whig, Unionist, and Primrose Dame in the md. The whole argument of both yrcorressdente is wrong. What has a society ~whcn aspiresto ...

... wrecking or thwarting the main progressive movement. After the pass- ing of the Reform Bill in 1832. the Liberal party, or the Whig party, entered upon a long struggle. The riddle classes strove to turn the power over to the democracy; in the main their policy ...

... proeeoded to explain the object and ?? o the Lee. las ooutnded that their ?? to1 bring personal freedotn to every masn be be Whig 1 or ?? If tbey were to Bept the Newcastle pr~taine anld pa Glatdttoniabn meSureS, they- might wson expeot tbe same state ...