... betake himself in former times, after his anxious councils ia Dublin Castle, uniiur the presidency of the last three or four Whig Viceroys. For farther particulars, see Lord Cloncurry’s Recollections fattim —Manuag Herald Correspondent. K bill for the ...

... the candidate for the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that a new choice might be adopted,and anew attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. Tlo advantage, however, was gained this policy ; for the Whig concentration waaratber ...

... than we gave him wait for, in hoarding programme. It is a rule in respect the supposition that theatre will an readily to the Whigs,w en in dace, to have respect to the the advantages of a large Government great. isr a: old Blessed is he that expcteds nothing ...

... that “only” 150,000/. had been im- land during the year has been 2,12(5,000/., the pre- Pea*. .Tares. Lin- r**- Brack. Four. “Whigs or Democrats who by any possibility will was (jent.j and in 1848 it was 10 per cent. In properly paid out of capital in the ...

... tual franchise, have been advocated with varioue degrees of i zeal, The first would be, probably, supported by many of I the whigs; the second is a premium on earl marriages and calculated to exclude thrifty bachelors who hiav somie stake in the well-doing ...

... since I7Bi has *urh spint been awakened. One' great fact' mention. It is this. understand the tenantry Karl Fitzwilliam—a Whig and Trailer ar» getting petition hi» Lordship, calling Upon hi in either reduce their rent* to such a level as may enable them ...

... n Gough, the revered son of the illustrious hero of Goojerat, and Colonel Vereker—and Mr. Wm. F. Russell, advocate of the Whigs and Free Trade. The 7lpperary Vindicator, being incorporated with Limerick Reporter, is now printed in Limerick. The first ...

... deprecated the abolition of the corn duties when the matter was under discussion in parliament, in its servile attachment the Whig government, now vilifies the i’roteclionists, and attributes their movements to a sordid desire to maintain high rents.” Here ...

... ion, and spoke but a few words. Sir Montague Cholmeley defended himself from charges, on the one side of sitting with the Whigs, and on the other of voting on the unpopular or Protectionist side. Mr. Christopher's speech was a continued assertion that ...

... stoeps foriward, and casts his weight ituo the side of free-trade. To Mdessrs. Biright, Cobieti, aisdl Co., lie says, It the Whig Ministry ?? fail y-ou, I'M ?? MAi I d And wiry sloes Sir Robiert Peel do this ? Can arty one call ii Ii)nilu the remar kable ...

... existence of slavery in the territories, and to abolish it in the district of Columbia. No such candidate can be found among Whigs or Democrats who by any possibility win command a majority of votes from the rest of his party, and, such being the case, there ...

... for Friday next, which is signed by Lords Brabazon, Milltown, Gormanstown, Longford, and St. Lawrence, and by the gentry, Whig and Conservative, to a consi- derable extent. TntE TENANT MOVEMENT.-The open-air meeting of farmers and labourers in Kenmare ...