... Peebles were simply traitors thrir professions of Conservatism,and they have since ratified their treason amalgamating with the Whigs. These matters, however, are so recent as render recapitulation unnecessary. It enough say that life-long hostilities have ...

... Affairs—the day on which the rimes significantly remarked that had his lordship been in the Foreign Office in December. 1851, the Whig ministry would have been still in existence. We could throw some light on the cause why Lord CUrenden *»», for the moment, ...

... effect to those branches of political science ? Either Lord Aberdeen impostor when he speaks distinctions without differences in Whig and Con* servative, or Sir William Molesworth is a knave when discources of the *• practical effectthere that alternative in ...

... Conservative Cntbolic, post in Galway College. It will remembered that Lord Egliotun displaced men representing the old Feel and Whig politics; and although Lord Aberdeen agrees more nearly with Lord on eduction than Lord Derby did, the new local go. vernmenl ...

... defeated Dr. Brady, the present member, who was returned through the interest of the tenant Mr. Clements is a politician of the Whig school. This appointment leaves the representation of Galway in quo, and thus brand is saved from the flames the continuance ...

... priests, Carlow—if rumours speak truly—are betraying the Tenant league; and should the league display subserviency to the Whigs and priests they will he betraying their total disability for anything but outrage and clamour. Looking at them separately ...

... Sadleir, outside, through the key-hole—“ What about Maynooth ?**) Lord John—lt has not answered the purpose* intended beneficent Whig who founded it. Mr. Gladstone.—Sir-r-, when lamented friend, the late Sir Robert Feel, in defiance questionable questions of ...

... customed to use this question simply as weapon, and who will continue, probably, to regard and deal with in that light. Th# Whigs looked when m opposition jever wherewith to opeei Tory Cabinet; when in office, bait to Radical adversaries. Restless demagogues ...

... Scotland basal length been filled up the appointment Mr. Handyside. The learned gentleman, who waa called to the bar in 1822, is a Whig. His promotion vacates the office Sheriff of Stirlingshire. The Yellow Fever—Her Majesty's Ship Dauntlets, The London papers ...

... allowed it to remain untouched. Our expectation was fully justified, as the subjoined letter from Mr. Ker to the Northern Whig —in which the untruth first obtained publicity—and which have been requested to insertwill show •• Sir,— Having seen in yoor ...

... likely to be realised in a few days—either from Lord Aberdeen’s feeble health or John’s skillful policy. is no secret. The Whig journals have more than once apologised for hi* present position. They assert that the noble lord holds the Foreign office ...

... newspapers, but nothing more rich than a paragraph which we subjoin from the Northern Whig of yesterday. Speaking of the proposal to extend the boundary of the borough, the Whig says infer •* We have not space to-day to refer to the mea- sure, nor to the remarkable ...