... MCCUtTHY deprecated endeavour to legislate in a panic, and moved the rejection of the Bill; which Mr. FIXEGAX characterized as a Whig sop to the Ct rberus of Irish landlords. Sir W. HARCOURT asked how it was that Mr. was not in his place: and, alluding to an ...

... money. Yes, Cardiff is a real smart place. Brokers runners, ship- chandlers' gsi tants mud-larkers and hobbler are now all big whigs and howling swells. Whichever way they managed it I know not, but you ought to do coming from such a go a-head place. Now ...

... to dispose of their produce in the best markets, and power to assign their leases. Candidates for political honours, whether Whig or Tory, would not get the farmers' vote unless they are prepared to go in for a thorough Lund Bill.—A number of resolutions ...

... Cubitt, the Tory member for West Surrey; Sir James Hogg, the Tory member for Truro; Sir Edward Colebrooke, one of the Whiggist Whigs that ever was wigged by a Radical; the Hon. Agar Ellis, who wants the Mansion House Fmid to be used in proving that the decisions ...

... IMPROVED FEELING IN IRELAND. In its issue of Thursday, the b';sh Times says trat there is springing up in Ireland a new party,not Whig or Tory, but broader in its bisii-the parcy of order and decent behaviour against the impostures of revolutionists and it believes ...

... the more prominent political parties now in vogue in the United States is from the New York Tribune —Republicans, Whigs, Democratic Whigs, Woolly Heads, Silver Grays, Prohibitionists, Temperance Party, Stringent Licencers, Moral Suasionists, Con- stitutional ...

... for more than forty years, when Earl Grey created the dukedoms of Cleveland and Sutherland for the services which two great Whig peers had rendered to the State in the reform struggle. It is the custom to recognise the services of ex-Viceroys of India ...

... for more than forty years, when Earl Grey created the dukedoms of Cleveland and Sutherland for the services which two great Whig peers had rendered to the State in the reform struggle. It is the custom to recognise the services of ex-Viceroys of India ...

... for more than forty years, when Earl Grey created the dukedoms of Cleveland and Sutherland for the services which two great Whig peers had rendered to the State in the reform struggle. It is the custom to recognise the services of ex-Viceroys of India ...

... widence of the growing Conservative tendency of the Peers, in spite of the frequent Iccession of Liberal Peers to the House. Five Whig Peers died during the year, namely, the Earl of Scarborough, Viscount Corrington, and Lords Mostyn, North, and ?etre. The ...

... evidence of the growing Conservative tendency of the Peers, in spite of the frequent accession of Liberal Peers to the House. Five Whig Peers died during the year, namely, the Earl of Scarborough, Viscount Torrington, and Lords Mostyn, North, and Notre. The ...

... of the growing Conservative tendency of the Peers, in spite of the frequent ac c ession of Liberal Peers to the House. Five Whig Peers died during the year, namely, the Earl of Scarborough, Viscount Torrington, and Lords Mostyn, North, and Petre. The ...