... (cheers). The New Irish Reform Bill would bear keeping while: and he hoped it would the requiem over the grave of the departed Whigs (hear, hear). He called upon the meeting to exert themselves to promote this great end by all the means in their power, to ...

... IRELAND Chanceet. Estates.—Respect - line the extensive estates of Lord in Ulster, the following appears is Nvrfkern Whig-.— Some time since meetbig the tenants lord Lurgan took plE.ce, when they temperately stated the grounds upon which they claimed ...

... majority vote should carry tho day, Mr. Cobb (Democrat) was elected a majority only two over the next highest, Mr. Win- Ihrop (Whig). The vote stood—Cobb, 102; Winthrop, 100. The President's Message was delivered Monday. It generally considered very document ...

... having the clear majority of votes. At the sixty-fourth ballot, Mr. Cobb, Democrat, was chosen by a majority of two over Mr. Whig, and the speaker of the last House. The House being constituted, the President had delivered his Message, and the exciting ...

... remarks on tho tactics of tbe Conservative party on the expected proposal of Parliamentary Reform. They intend to bid against the Whig Government for popular favour. Let the proposal of a new Reform Bill, it says, be met by the country party with reserve ...

... IRELAND. THE PROTECTIONIST MOVEMENT. From a detailed account of the county of Down meeting, published the Northern Whig, it would appear that the rout of the Protectionists was complete. The Freetraders, led by Mr. Crawford, had it all their own way, ...

... Some gentlemen— judging from their speeches—seem to suppose that Sir Robert Peel and his party, Lord John Russell and the Whigs, and Mr. Cobden and the League, conspired together to overthrow the lauded interest and the farmers. The Marques 3 of Salisbury ...

... doits work often at an apparent loss; it so far resembles virtue, as to prove its own reward. The real irremedial blot on that Whig Ministry, the eyes of the reviewer, is the not having reappointed Lord Grey's Chancellor to the woolsack ; the not liaving ...

... of the tenantry. The Rev. F. Blakely, respected clergyman of the Established Church, has addressed a letter to the Northern Whig, protesting against the wild and unjust notions which some of the recent speakers on tenant-right have advanced in the hearing ...

... of the eccentric and eminent Chancellor of Lord Grey's Administration the review which so bitterly condemns the succeeding Whig Ministry. Lwd Brougham disclaims the authorship; we are heartily glad of it, and wo regret liaving attributed it to him. Wo ...

... and, if the question were an open one, at least a third of the Whig or Ministerial party. The numbers would then stand thus.- The- Country party 265 Cobden's parly 50 One-third of the Whigs One-third of the Peelites 30 431 Here, therefore, would be a clear ...

... simply ask you to divest yourselves of party spirit, (for really this no party question, neither of Conservative or Liberal, Whig or Tory,) to make yourselves acquainted with the demonstrations of Mr. Young, with statistics acquired by laborious research ...