... possible. Meanwhile some persons, having but a crude conception of Romish tactics in high places, believed that, for once, the Whig rule of political corruption was to broken through, and merit observed dealing with the Irish Bar. Mr. Brewster's name was ...

... but to small sections of individuals, has not altogether been without salutary effect. The names *• Roundhead and Cavalier, Whig and Tory, and the more modern ones of Conservative and Radical, Freetrader and Proteclionht,” often save the political writer ...

... press offences, and improvements in education, but is silent about ministerial responsibility. The Right and Left Centres (the Whigs and Recall) have accepted this, and M. Ollivier has therefore 160 rotes out of 292, quite a sufficient majority. Up to Friday ...

... do not give an entirely different aspect to affairs. We await inte igence with anxiety, relieved by strong hope— Richmond Whig, May 18. ...

... regret to see respectable journal the Whig forget itself so far as to become the tool of some Jesuitical writer.for conveying his hatred of everything Protestant, and taking advantage the columns of the , Presbyterian Whig for that end . The reason assigned ...

... . It well known maxim among i politician* that—•• The decay of Party the rise ol | Faction and since the foil first of the Whig and | then the Tory party, the latter dangerous stale ol things rapidly coming ; and have now, soon shall have, score of small ...

... more formidable or vertisement the Gosette. But peop C through the law. and defied the to hare forgotten that the one the ■Whig administration, which public mind with promises _ ing the air on which they ribrated, the act of Conserr.tire gorernment, when ...

... single shilling. This entire, unlimited and uncontrolled power to vested in the dearly beloved friends of Ireland and the Whigs—the soft heart, the merciful in purpose, the considerate in means—the Poor Law Commissioners—they will be enabled parcel oat ...

... landlords of county Monaghan not the slightest compliment or favour. Perhaps Whig magnates are in the habit of paying for the support their press affords them, arid hence our Whig cotemporaries measure us by their own standards. Until after the trial of ...

... notice that in going into committee he would move that the Corporation Sligo be beard counsel at tho Bar against the bill. A WHIG PEEK ON OEANGEISM. *0 BDITOK 01 IB* Bill**! Sib—l enclose yon extract from the debate the Irish Land Bill in the House of Lord ...

... Radicals, who will only help them at a price which it is ruinous for Conservatism to pay—at the price, that is, of outbidding Whigs ; and abandon the idea of taking office until time has brought them a clear and honest majority—a majority not secured “ by ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL. The paragraph is taken from the of Saturday, the accredited organ of the Whigs ** considerable misapprehension appears to exist regarding Lord John Russell’s position in the present government, and it has ever been stated in quarters ...