... of Drogheda by the elevation of Sir Wiliiam Somerville to the peerage. His secretary, Mr. Mere- dith, is eantassing on the Whig interest, and Mr. Macnamara Contwell will come forward on Repeal principles. Cabrera. — This celebrated Carlist Chief was married ...

... anticipation of Mr. ?? 1 * pe.dy retirement from parliament, Mr. Serjeant fc r Ur _ y haB alread y entered the field as the Whig candidate l b e seat abeut to be vacated. ?? Caop *-— All the accounts state that the growth of the ILtt* bas heen so luxuriant ...

... confessedly illegal, and Lord John dares meet Parliament upon the question ; and it is a taos worthy act, yet one of which the Whigs were re P ea elveJ guilty when last in office, to screen and prop them* by the unconstitutional use of their Sovereign's name ...

... pleasure ef the Crown, exercised either by the King himself, or by a Id mister of Public Worship— a state of slavery to which the Whigs would fain reduce the Church ot England. The Gorham Case.— Undeterred by the decisions of the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common ...

... and wise conclusion. The resolution moved hy Sir R. Peel in 1341, which was carried by a majority of one, and upou which the Whigs appealed to the Country by a dissolution of Parlia- ment which led to their expulsion, was more pointed than Lord Stanley's ...

... time engaged in reading. Mr. Smith O'Brien. — Public meetings are being organised at Dublin and at Limerick, to denounce the Whig government for its persecution of the unfortunate Smith O'Brien. Such are the terms of the circulars upon which the sympathisers ...

... not take in that weekly production of low party bigotry, for I prefer the perusal of those well conducted columns, whether whig or con- servative, where I find truthfulness the guide and basis of ai I political discussions ! When the West Briton talks ...

... all accounts sgree in representing the crop 10 be in a foreard aud flourishing eonaition. Mr. Serjeant Murphy has started as Whig candidat® for the city of Cork, in auticipation of Mr. Fagau's resigustion. Mr, John Reynolds has once more been confirmed ...

... speech significant of which the in of Commons will vote is shall thus House of form iberals The tory comprising the liberal whig radicals The whole question then on point in our legislature of absolutists majority of liberals In of abso-lutism is in the ...

... Esq., of Gloucester, a gentleman of large property and influence iv that county. — Musical World. — The Earl of Shrewsbury, a Whig Roman Catholic land- lord, has declined to make any abatemeot from tbe rents of his Worcestershire tenantry. — M. de Lamartine ...

... and as there was no surplus to spare, half the Sinking Fund was sacrificed — an example soon after- wards followed by the Whigs, who sacrificed the other half that they might obtain credit for remission of taxa- tion. At such a price did the country obtain ...

... so many of their acts of interference with the affairs of other countries, done in dirtct contravention of the exposition of Whig principles promulgated by Lord Grey. Sir R. Peel declared that the suggestion of Mr. Cockburn, that there had heen a disgraceful ...