... vigorous speech defence small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated have supo that the vote wae safe. The Whigs are Whigs—Mr. Spooner’s amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor mao, in minority. Of course, this was great grief the ...

... |)elition. The committee was appointed on Tuesday:—Mr. Headlara, chairman (Whig); Lord H. Bcutlnck (Conservative); Hon. Mr. Noel (Conservative ; Mr. Baillie (Conservative ) ; Mi. Blaketi (Whig.) ...

... demise (as noticed in our obituary column) of one of ablest Journalists. F. W. Conway, the friend of Connell, the leader the whig party in Ireland, and the vigorous opponent of the Church Establishment, is no more. We believe that Mr. Conway plied his able ...

... (From our Sew Boss Correspoiideut.) New Ross, Wednesday. The intriguing Whigs of this town have done their work effectually. Neither tears, nor prayers, nor entreaties, were able to make the smallest impression the Bishop. Our Soggarth aroon” is beyond ...

... for Westmeath, namely—that an accredited agent of the Whig and Peel •mimstry had gone to a number of Irish members of parliament and he stated to them that he was authorised on behalf of the W'hig and Peel parries to say, if the Irish members would assist ...

... three hon. members represented to a meeting of Irish members that in the event of the Derby government being turned out and a Whig administration succeeding them, there would be no disposition on the part of the new government to extend the income tax to ...

... Mr. Baynes Armstrong, Q.C. ; Rye, Mr. Mackinnon —Total, 5. Disqualified —Frome, Hon. R- Boyle, Whig (since returned) ; Tavistock —Mr. Samuel Carter, Whig. GENERAL REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. During the past week the long-expected supply from the Black ...

... our power, cheet on the Independent Irish Members. But some persons may say, did not O'Connell support the Whigs ?” True. He did support the Whigs when they were right; but he never supported them both right and wrong—and the reason was obvious, because ...

... Westmeath (Mr. sttiiml the otlier niglit, that accmlfied agent of Whig and Peel ministry had gone to number of Irish m*‘tnhers parliament (hear) liad stated to them that was suthorised on behalf of Whig and Peel parties tossy, If the Irish mem Iters would afslst ...

... Attars,—the day on which the Timen significantly remarked that had his Lordship been in the Foreign Office in December 18ul, the Whig Ministry w« uld have been still' in existence. We’could throw some light o« the causes why Lora Clarendon was, for the moment ...

... not look for anything likclv to make the sessions of 1853 differ from those dreary wastes” that indicate the presence of the Whigs m office. One thing Hecmn very pleasant to these gentlemen, and that is, the very light labour tliat attends their enjoyment ...

... Gladstone’s Budget is to transfer portions of the public hardens from the middle classes, who form the principal supporters of the Whig Radicals, to the landed interest, that are maiu'y of opposite politics ; and Ireland rural, not manufacturing, country*, nhc ...