... receive daily lists of signatures. Amongst the most recent are those of Lord Kiusale, Sir Percy Nugent, M.P. (Whig), Sir H. W. Barron, M.P. (Whig) ; the Ballina, the Demfanaghv, and several other boards of guardians. Sir W. Verner, M.P., and Sir E. Syhge ...

... Morning Chronicle does not make a much better hand of the mortifying announcement : — The new President's known opinions as a Whig candi- date will of course have prepared our readers for a certain amount of Protectionism in his first Message to Congress ...

... and cheers). Now, it was said that Sir Robert Pee had been on a visit to the Duke of Bedford, and it was al said that the Whigs were about to propose a ss. duty. I referred to things that were reported, but of which he kne nothing; but this he must say ...

... present dynasty; and which forms an integral and essential part of the constitution of this kingdom. Lit Sir Robert and his Whig supporters, fit body to fit head, enjoy their ill gotten triumph. It cannot, it will not, wear well ; for it has been obtained ...

... shrunk from any declaration he had made. Whether the name were popul_x*or;unpopular, he did not scruple to avow himself still a Whig (hear). But that did not prevent him having the same deep feelings to- wards those who surrounded him, amongst whom and by ...

... of Ireland was, however, now such as to overpower that species of Irish patriotism which was so ready to yield to Whig jobbing and Whig patronage (cheers). And here he must stop to express his obligation to the right hon. baronet the member for Tamworth ...

... the same calamity. Mr. Cawley, a retail ironmonger of the town, ceconded the resolution. He did not come there as cither a Whig or a Tory, but in order to bear his testimony to what the resolution referred io — namely, the great distress that existed ...

... policy that has been pursued by this couutry in the year 1848-9— A foreign policy which, in justice to the great Whig party, and the Whig minister, is not theirs, but is that ef Lord Palmerston alone (cheers) — a policy which by contemptible negociations ...

... would be found in the full representation of the working classes in parliament. He believed that it was understood that the Whigs intended to propose some measure of re- form, and if the fact were so, they might be assured it would be the smallest modicum ...

... semi-official oracles are to be believed, the ministers have not ever breathed the subject of protection for twelve months, Whig wisdom considering it un fait accompli — Oh ! no they never mention it, Itt name is never heard — Their lips are now forbid ...

... parties accused by the noble lord ; so clear was it that the combined conciliators ! — Lord Liverpool's official supporters and Whigs — dared not to a9k for a verdict of conviction, albeit 4hey were the numerical majority, and the pretext for evading the demands ...

... THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY AND HIS TENANTRY. The following letters, written by Lord Londonderry, appear in the Northern Whig:— Mm _ Wynyard Park, Jan. 10, 1850. - ...