... or the other were agitated by the keenest anxiety as to the composition of the Committee, for on the prepondlerance of the Whig or the Tory element, as the case might be, they staked their hopes of success. The inquiry was conducted without reference ...

... the Irish Church question, and a majority which represents nothing beyond disestablishment and disendowment. There are the Whigs and the Radicals, the place-hunting Liberals, and the advocates of Roman Catholicism and political Dissent—a phalanx of discordant ...

... from great bodily infirmity, though his mental activity is unimpaired. In taking farewell of the readers of his pap2r, The Whig, now in the bands of a company, with the Rev. T. Pearne, D.D., as editor, Brownlow says In reviewing my long and eventful career ...

... the old story. Poor Ireland ys must again be devoted to the in- fernal gods, “i n order to the adjustment” or concealment of Whig-Radical dit —- mm Wwe ~aaes PRESENTATION OF MARYLEBONE. Tt was a matte: r of course, observes the Daily News, that the decision ...

... allowantna ; about miles. Captain Coleman's (let Boys! Drsgoono) b g thirtieth' (h by Gamekeeper, 6 yrs, 12st. Mr Cotton 1 Mr Whig's (it 8.A.) Medical Stu loot, 6 yrs, list Mb Owner Yr Jacobson s Carobineers) g t'orlorn dope, list bib boor list Nib) Jawoar ...

... O'Malley, 0; Meson, 0; Dickenson, O! Brockbank, 0; Ingham. 0. Coming round for the first lap there wee little difference betwe.m Whig. ham and Dickenson for the premiership. tioing up the hill Whighun gemmed determined not to be beaten, and bane the turn of ...

... Presbyterians of West Scotland, across a narrow channel. Both are the Enteendants and modern representatives of the true sid Whigs who followed the Marquis of h is needles to refer to the verdict of Scotland the question of the policy to be permed in Ireland ...

... Conservatives regaining office) room, and that was the sister who sprained her knee. I lies in concerted action with the old 'Whigs, who are supnever knew of any ill feeling towards Miss Saurin. posed to be alarmed at the Radical programme. The Cross-examined ...

... o? tea : Mdiie. Beatrice. danger. Lari RusaELL, and with him are sure uoyal strand teeatkb. to find ranged dozen other old Whigs,—Earl Solo and Manageress, RUSSELL has returned to his old idea, that the THIS EVEN I NO. Seven, WIDOW HUNT : Meears. ) . T ...

... united thanks of those parties most concerned in the event he had so happily celebrated. Being, like his father, a thorough Whig, he retired from office when the Ministry of Lord Melbourne was at an end, and never afterwards filled any public office. Of ...

... prelates is scarcely perceptible. Nor are they ever found voting all on one side. least eight or ten of the present bishops are Whigs _ by family connexions and in any great division it is common to see ten or twelve voting one side, and two or three on the ...

... chance his lordship, after taking an amiable view of electoral misdemeanors on one side, were to become the arbiter of some Whig or destiny, would not reverse all the principles which he has established. Election committees under the old law were continually ...