... unassisted by any such aid; and, therefore, he was justified in saying [JUNE 30, 1855. that the Government of England, whether Whig or Tory, had done its best to prevent the circulation of the Bible in Ireland. The Board of Works had, no doubt, erected a ...

... created one of her Majesty's counsel in 1852, and about the same time was elected for the borough of Armagh, defeating the former Whig member, Colonel Rawdon, by a smart m4ority. Mr. Moore was a strenuous supporter of Lord Derby. ACCIDENT TO THE QUEEN DOWAGER ...

... weakness is known to every one. In like manner his opinions, positive and clear as they are, are equally well known. He is a Whig, and the phlegmatic Dutchman to whom it was given to realise more bitterly than most a Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown ...

... names were mentioned in the coarse of these inquiries, was one who stood alone and unapproached in guilt and infamy, and whom whigs and tories were equally willing to leave to the extreme rigour of the law. On that terrible day which was succeeded by the ...

... seen by Mr. Yates. A better piece of writing is TANOREDI ; OR, VIZ NEW PARTT. Brookes's was in a valiant uproar. The young Whig heroes were leaping upon the club-room tables, and delivering the most vehement invectives. The Reform party were rallying ...

... daughter married Sir Francis Wood, a wig -baronet, and whose grandson is Sir Charles Wood, a Cabinet Minister under several Whig administrations. Mn. Clarkson was for many years confined to the conch of an invalid, but yet the fit companion, the solace ...

... is nothing the Whigs would not do to raise the wind.' Almost every fresh anecdote of Pox brings out more clearly that greatness of mind and geniality of soul which &curd .Blass men of the must dissimilar characters eons to the great whig in all his a ...

... Miss Stephens, the widowed Countess of Essex; Miss Foote, the widowed Countess of Harrington; Miss O'Neill, the widow of Sir WHIG= Becher, Bart.; Mrs. Nisbett, the relict of the bold Sir Felix Bootbby ; and Miss M. Tree, whore late husband, Mr. Bradshaw ...

... ago. in the House of Peers, the Marquis of Londonderry, in the heat of a violent attack on the foreign policy of the present Whig Administration, made some very personal allusions to the private character of Prince Talleynuid, which, as Ambassador to a ...

... their policy, and boast that in every constituency in Ireland they will exert themselves to return a tory in opposition to a whig or unacceptable or SENTENPE.—WaII and Carr, the two men left at Liverpool to be hanged for the murder of a seaman by stratiptlation ...

... himself proud to be in any society but that of a political c!ub ; but it was a grass ammily that, Vonging as they did to a Whig Government, they should continue to u-c the Carlton Club. lle expressed n Imre that tLy would hereafter r, turn to their party ...

... to the extent of their salaries. One gentleman thus happily circumstanced had said that be was indebted to his friends the Whigs (or giving him £l,OOO a-year for reading the newspapers in his office, and he was indebted to his friends the Turks for giving ...