... pride took his stand in the presence of the Whig dignitaries of whom had spoken evil, and of the puzzled country gentlemen, who could nut understand how their Toryism was mure democratic than the politics the Whigs, who were wont drink civil and religious ...

... frelairt. Educational Movement Ireland.— The Sortktm Whig mvs that number noblemen and gentlemen met recently In the Town Hall. Belfast, to consider the deficiency of educational Institutions In the north Ireland, and. especially, the want, generally ...

... Shells, ’ ,h--faces,” “Know-nothings,” “Nigger worshippers,” “Black Republicans,” Ac., have dons duty, with such words Whig#,” ** lins Whigs,” “ Federalists,” “Nullifiers,” “ Democrats,” and numerous other phrases, to designate the various divisions and s ...

... Tb« defeat Mr. Look* Kiog's motion for £lO County Franchise, will hare wirprieed one, bat it has greatly annoyed many. The Whig Cabinet has attempted to ahelve the whole question of Reform, and it la humiliating to men. who, daring long life hare espoused ...

... student at Lincoln'a-inn. Ilia means were narrow, but counteyman, Serjeant Spankio, had the direction of the then organ of tha Whigs—the Morning Chronicle and by this influence was enabled earn auffleient inoome to maintain him gallery reporter—an engagement ...

... THE BELFAST TOWN COUNCIL. At meeting of tbs BsUsstTowa Council, on Saturday, the teport of tbs proeesdlßcs of which la tbs Whig looks, very like the pease of Dames' veb. tbs following seen* occurred Mr. Rea: Am I not to be allowed to speak against certain ...

... differences, if the whig leaders were prepared to ac: a new comprehensive system in the distribution of office, so to include some of the independent members of the liberal party: lie did not add, unconnected by blood or marriage with the old whigs. Mr. Sidney ...

... important difference, far as the authors of the two measures are concerned. The first reform bill was introduced reformersthe great whig party, who bad been agitating the question for 40 years ; the present measure is brought in the tories—the great party which ...

... after two months of parliamentary honours, is replaced by an old gentleman, who has grown in twenty years from a tory into a whig, and something more. At Cheltenham the Berkeley influence wanes, for there is doubt to the return. At Dover we find that Sir ...

... career of that statesman gave the bias his mind which ever afterwards remained with himnamely, general determination to support whig measures, but not to be a party man. Air. Whitbread's untimely death he was unanimously elected to rill the vacant seat of ...

... this post, was far from being popular at the South, and has iio political strength there now of any importance outside the old Whig parly Virginia. His position with Ills own people is trying one, and must looked upon simply m the right arm of unscrupulous ...

... his public'car**r in th« Lower House, voted all occaMons with tb* Whig party; and. although an unfrequeot speaker in the I louse Peer*, invariably supported the views and measures th* Whig Governments. death of his father, in October, 1839. he succeeded ...