... rendered the seals to Henry Pelbam, with the Dnke of Newcastle as jobbing partner and Pelham held the fort for the Whigs for 11 years, while his Whig successors retained office for a dozen years after his death. But before 1784 George III. had come to the throne ...

... before Mr. Shaw-Lefevre, after- wards Lord Eversley, had been elected Speaker by a majority of eighteen. ?? was the Whig nominee, and the Whigs, their lowest te1rs. ,eiwe-n M~. Ac becromrby)s resignation and the choice of Mr. Lefevre, Lord Melbourne's Government ...

... contending may be delsved indefinitely. But under a firm leader and a thoroughly united party of all shades, no Government, whether Whig or Tory. could long withEtand the Irish claims. Mr Raoney read the following resolution- That we view with intense satisfaction ...

... Peel, though in a o tatic5t, refused to resign. He was the o Cts Minister, and not the people's. Lord t Joam Russell and the Whigs generally were ti bklerd to exhaust the resources of Parlia- a tentary warfare in turning out the Tory s Ges?- went, Sir Chlarles ...

... vI e necessity vacated with a change of Govern- ic Bment and parties, ansd, consequently, it was tt rnot uncommon to find a Whig Minister mixed bi up amongst Tory Ministers, and vice versa. e For the Irish Solioitor-Generalship there are :1 mderstood to ...

... whoset vtruasgs dignities a taste not usually 16nirod, W Who made a pirate an Arch- bisbop? The Whigs didit, ?? Willpele; the pirate, of course, being a Whig himseh. This avas rare. As a rule pirates sire Jacobites. The Archbishop had served ?? of the Red ...

... exploding with a really creditable bang. What with Air. DILLON ( melancholy humbug-), Mr. BLAKE (seller of seats to the Whigs), Mr. SEXTON (who retires from public life even more frequently and finally than Mr. Siris REEvES), and Mr. HEALY ( gutter- ...

... new shares, Ulster Banks, Corporation 3M per cent. stock, York Street debenture and preference, Belfast Trams, Ropeworks, Whigs, Coey debenture, M'Connell preference, Mitchells, Leahys, Wards, Belfast Steams, Ulster Steams, and Irish Shipowners. ORR ...

... For this very reoaon in the days of tht Corenanters and the Pergecutior tle Peeblss-lhirs men did not rise like th3 Westland Whigs. The fugitives in the Twedelsie hills were mostly men front Annandale or gaunt-faced wan'l-rerd from tile moors of Clyle. To ...

... breeze; we must not forget also to be proud of the coinage with the British mint mark, which, thanks to Somers and other wise Whigs of the Engliah:levolution, is more acceptable than native money in G~rmany or Franca, in the mountains of Switzerland, in India ...

... will ,a c-: interest to see if he exhibits any - .i the great hereditary ability of is po - - on' I - Ampthill, a scion of the Whig house ie c- ;:us- !I, to whom is entrusted the duty of tht E te Address, we have a member of grI : rai Unionist party. Last ...

... the laet 00 years or so there } bavveybeen tbree extensione of the political franchise, the first of which was given by the Whig party under Lord John Russell in 1832. The eacond was granted by that eminent Conservative statesman Lord Benconsfield, and ...