... the Government. On the Ministerial side/' says Mr Lucas, M.P., and Editor of the Popish Tablet, there are 253 gentlemen—Whigs, Radicals, Peelites, and Free Traders, who will have elbow-room and to spare; and their places [on the Opposition benches] ...

... these eration ary articles of his political faith, Mr Keogh thus pre s of the —'‘ If all the Peelites in the House joimed a Whig 4 tration, | would be their unmitigated, their -work- indefatigable opponent. I will not support an he low- which will not ...

... has doubled im value during that perbad, what was then T ve 1 15 4 0 History of for Children, ts. Dublin, a ‘disquisition on Whigs and Whiggery’—and a lo We refrain from political remark im this place ; which all the worth £341,500, being now marketable ...

... income and property by « variation of the able upon ecech. This spoke for the Derbvites. 1 ceeded a composed of Peelites and Whig | first specch of the mew Premier contained an | aq mM gimiter in pe DAK. of the | deed, has been the process of comviction ...

... Treisury, brought to its rival powers. By some fatality all tie wits in London have been Whigs for the last hundred years —all the showy wr.ters have dipped their wings n Whig libations; even all the brilliancy of fashion, and the grace of manners, have glittered ...

... les hing to filled wp by the appointment of Mr Handysic jost by learned gentleman, who was called to the ber in | nap ker, Whig. His vacates the office of & t cent Stirlingshire. v's till 1a loss PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF toa Friday afternoon, the ...

... it all the more wonderful, for a reason which we have not seen mentioned anywhere. Deas has given vigorous support to the Whigs, and, on one occasion our own county, he put forth all his strength on behalf of a Peelite, when he fought for Balfour of Balbirnie ...

... isder.deet the tithe Dr Warw.. uns said Its wording of the report Garnet. At the ens, he wished to state that wish to hart the Whigs dry gentleman. far anything that was hear, Wear, hoer.) MAJOII AM:Pateoll perhetly sod the matter dropped. 05 Mimic The CLERIC ...

... Derby's biberiffSabetitutes, to sue. Mr Ilendyside in the Sberiffship of Stirlingshire, has given dire offence to the Scotch Whig and Radical prrs•, which, since the advent of the present Government to power, have thought it prudent, seeing that Othello's ...

... April | May 2s? | Jume lh Pater 4 the ap- November November Le ng the is car- y high | of the FLax IN , by statemen Northern Whig, that, with last three years, ft DO feet, vation Lu Ireland has from 35,000 acres t feet in 150,000 acres, and that arramgements ...

... agitation at its height, he was an active member of the Reform Committee, and has ever since been an earnest supporter of the Whig Governments. He read the Scotsman from the first number of that journal to the copy published on the sth inst., which reached ...

... was the candid after-dinm | neha er ae lay, the mouth-piece had more confidence in Lord Derb; trans- party than either in Whigs or Peelites, Ther of ber number of priests present, and the oratory wa Juseam character which is peculiar to such occasions ...