... Winkle. In Nenagh last night Mr. Peter Gill delivered a fierce speech against the Whigs, in the oourse of which he denounced the backsliding and utterly rotten Whigs of tbe town who stayed at heme on the day of the polling and refused to cast their ...

... anothor opportunity of fore- shadowing the secession of the Whigs from the Liberal party, Periodical pred ctions occur oa tbis sabjtct. They may be expected about onoe every six months. Some Whigs do secude, only to wish they had not done so. A new convert ...

... of a word haa led me to wri c to you, that this ia only another form of the ola Whig doctrine that ?? a and lepreeentatioa should be coincident. It is because the Whigs, or Liberate, or by whatever name they please to call themselves, have repudiated ...

... Novgorod, h;is aniiom he will merchants or others \> lio , • , : - ■ , . the form ■ I ion ot , prices and profit by the gi .whig ?? population. ■* ...

... to find expression. The Whig* must be perfectly well aware that neither their tradition* nor their principles lay them under any obligations to act with, the -mora advanced Badirah. ;It is beyond a doubt that the Whig* and Whig-Liberals have taken the ...

... IRELAND.-AINGBTOWN ELECTION. Kingstown Fbidat.— Lord Nans has been forced to resign by the combined faction of Whigs and Romanists in Kildare. Mr. Alexander M'Carthy has been compelled by the priests to retire from Cork. Mr. Edmpnd Hayes is appointed ...

... OPIUM TRAFFIC ?? ** cMm. ?? w«k. timi ** a ** ?? * abo_t __^3S3Ssr« ?? ?? X ?? ?? ?? £^ ?? •Mention! i. ?? , l ,, _ ,b of Whig P'obably vote .Xtta^!^ ?? ** motioe. ™* nwsatoa on Mr. Brae's The DatlvXm say. • *_ to «^ude toedete_o -^ ?? ...

... the higs falling into the Tory ranks or dying miserably. Here is what the great Whig organ, the Edinburgh Review, gays in ita January number : We deny the fact. The Whigs are separated from the Tories by the great gulf of tradition, and the fact that ...

... Chronicle classified the members already returned as fellows .--Conservatives, including Peeliles, 47 ; Pal- merstooisns, 58; Whigs or BuaeeUites, 14; Radicals or advanced Liberals, 13. The 7tsse» reports tbe return of 91 MiinsueriaiisU and of 47 for the ...

... accession of the Whig party (one had thought the Standard proved during the Manchester election that tiie Whig party had ceased to exist, and had amalgamated witii tbe Tories) to the ?? policy whioh has long been adopted by the Radicals. The Whigs are about ...

... accession of the Whig party* (one had thought the Standard proved during the Manchester election that the Whig party had ceased to exist, and had amalgamated with the Tories) to tiie ?? policy which has long been adopted by the Radicals. The Whigs are about ...

... in the person of Mr. J. F. HABsisoir. True to hia Whig proclivities, Mr. Boutebie can- not see that his whole creed waa getting a little too ancient for his Scotch friends. He remembers the old Whig Shibboleth, and his advocacy of Father O'Keeppe, and ...