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... Gladstone, Whig. Queen's Comity —Sir C. Coote and R. Calc, Esq. A’oscomwiou—The O'Connor Don, Repc'.lvr and Filzstephen French, Whig. S/ryo—Colonel Perceval and Edward S. Cooper, Ecq. Sligo (Borough John Martin, Esq. Tipperary Hon, Mr. O'Caliaghau, Whig, and ...
... least, the separation of the two countrus It is curious enough that the Whigs of the present day should be engaged iu the design of re-establishing that system of Popery which the Whigs of 1688 were so instrumental putting down, hostile in its nature and ...
... was there no Whig hand ...
... have got the best offices too. The Whigs, or rather the Literals who voted against the Budget, are 858 in number, and yet only fifteen have got places in the Aberdeen Administration. Who, then, can wonder that the Whigs should be astonished and indignant ...
... this day, find that two Prospectuses have been issued two now Weekly Papers, called The Northern Whig* and Northern Tory. We did suppose i!.at both Whig and Tory had, already, their representatives in tbe Press Belfast; but it seems, even The Irishman ...
... Pelham Whig Norfolk (east; Corbett Tory W Wooclhouse, Tory Lord Walpole, • Tory Radnorshire \V Wilkins Whig Somerset (west) K Sandford Con«. Whig C R Tynte Whig Suffolk (west) H Wilson Cons. Whig Col. Rushbroo Tory Surrey (west) W. J Denison ...
... Mr. Villiers whig. Cork (county)—Colonel LongteU, eonserratitc, nee Fergus O'Connor, repealer. Nottingkamshire—Mr. Gafly KnighS eonserratire, nee Lord Lnmley, wh%, . w . Staffordshire—% F. H. Goodricke, eoaterratirc, Sir. Littleton, whig. ; „ _ , Inv ...
... nurtured in private in the fruit of extended philanthropy* ,A Whig promises much, but gives little : from a Tory obtain more than he led to expect. Whig is fair profession : Tory honest indeed. A Whig in power, like beggar on horseback, does not know how far ...
... cities and boroughs, at which the highest number of votes polled for the Conservatives were, 75,310; for Whigs and Radicals, 81,100 ; majority for Whigs and Radicals, 4,790. Tims, then, it appears that of the 153,613 electors for thirty counties, the Con ...
... you have joined the wbigs Noy, answered he, in one of his pregnant epigrams, I never joined the whigs; the joined me.” And it whs jrerfeclly true ; the whigs did join, that is; they followed Mr. Canning. They saw that if any circumstances, untoward for ...
... trnstSogto Whig professions and-to Whlgling measures—the cry of a departed people (the Exodus of the children of-I reland) echoes from the shores of a Western land, wafted across the brood bosom of the Atlantic, proclaim tbe desolation of Whig misrule, ...
... f. At the present lime, after ten years’ trial Whig management, find the revenue deficient, on last year alone, to the extent of 2,421,7061. And (he total deficiency the last four years, which the Whigs hats left lo supplied, exceeds 7,600,0001. The sum ...