... IRELAND. The O'Connells. —The Nation announces that the Whig Government have provided for another O'Conneil —The hon. member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the collector- generalship of the taxes of Dublin, under the new act, at a salary ...

... the out-lying districts, to counteract the influence of Mr. Lovegrove. e know too, of one instance, wherein a non-resident Whig Nobleman, has endeavoured, by a direct L-uinuiuiiieation made to his Steward, on this subject, to dissuade his tenants from ...

... do meet with one of the class, generally find him on the Radical side. Thus, in 1831, when there was a resignation of the Whigs, aud prospect, for two or three days, of a Wellington Administration —up went the placards, 44 Stop the Bank: go for Gold!' ...

... the pockets of the rate-payers. In Worcester, where the working of the Public Health Act appears to wholly in the hands the Whig-Radical party, the inhabitants are already at issue with the Government, whose partizans having managed to sanction the appointment ...

... the Government seems to be rather dismayed at the prospect of a contest with the Roman Catholic authorities; and the Dublin Whig journal puts forth, with an official ostentation, memorandum declaring that the publication of a Synodical decree is unusual ...

... system as now administered, and recommending the substitution of home for foreign valuation of dutiable merchandise. A general Whig convention was held last week, for the nomination of state officers, which resolutions were passed approving the course of ...

... statement: Sustained. Failed. Objections by Conservatives ..22 18 4 Claims by Conservatives . 5 0 Objections by Whigs 2 Claims by Whigs 3 2 1 Gain to Conservatives, 20. The result of this revision having turned out so favourably, the seat the Conservative ...

... Established Church. Such rank and precedence it was not the power the Lord Lieutenant either to confer or to withhold—whether were Whig or Orangeman, it was bis duty to treat then according the dignity which it had pleased the Sovereign to recognise in their ...

... those who filled the Town Hall on Monday night, most assuredly were not. But were all the inhabitants of Cheltenham, Tory, Whig, and Radical, kugh in chorus, indeed, they well might do, it snch absurdities as were uttered by Mr. Frucn's friends at the ...

... - volent Edward Colston, the collection was—Dolphin (Tory), £376 125.; Grateful Society, (neutral), £570; Anchor Society, (Whig), (from which the cost of the dinner is deducted,) £475 17§.total. 9s. The total amount collected last year (including the ...

... lower, probably, than the present price, and thai, couseqnenily, reduction rent inevitable. Such is the admission of the great Whig Lord Fitzwilliam. The Earl Bpencer, too, another supporter of Free Trade and its accompaniments, it srems, is at last inclined ...

... every possible consequenceof the measure was described and th rentened. In spite, nevertheless, every suggestion danger, the Whigs insisted upon concession, and cannot now assert that they were not told and could not foresee what has since occurred. Neither ...