... spoken to some of the leading whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy on the subject. At subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he was authorised to state that if the whig party returned to office, it ...

... defects are now remedied. 1. Komilly and Peel reformed the code of punishments. 2. Lord Campbell has reformed the process. 3. The Whig administration, about fifteen years ago, carried a bill to allow counsel to all persous accused. The learned gentleman next ...

... the leaves of the early-sown potatoes, but as yet we have no authentic information of the tubers being attacked. The Northern Whig, referring to the reports from the tenant-right deputation in London, says :—“ This question is now likely to settled in a ...

... Mr. Stafford, and contends any inquiry into the abuse of Government patronage is ridiculous and absurd, as iu this respect Whigs and Conservatives are exactly alike statement received with very great applause the opposition side of the House. After him ...

... Journal. The gentleman who is replace Mr. Lmpsom in the editorship of the Edinburgh Review is Mr. George Cornewali Lewis—long the Whig financial secretary at the Treasury—and three occassions the unsuccessful candidate for election into the present Parliament ...

... made the subject of sale. In consequence of government influence, every man who had progressed in the dockyard since 1847 was Whig. Sir Baring was also examined: he had prosecuted persou for selling office in his name. Friday Lord Derby was examined, and ...

... money. all the railways underwent some decline, and tin re was not single sale in the scrip the “gold companies.” The Belfast Whig, after remarking that the more that the Ministerial Budget progresses, the stronger dues it grow in popular favour,” makes ...

... ha*o not the least doubt will supported to a man the Members of the “Opposition.” There will many also who call themselves “ Whigs,” the last general election stated in their addresses they would vote against the grant Maynooth? the Anti-State Church” gentlemen ...

... house was an additional reason for asking it. We had a conservative ministry and a Conservative opposition. Where were the Whigs, with their traditions of patriotism ? Where were the Radicals ? No man dared call himself a Radical, for fear of being caught ...

... honourable member for Westmeath, to the effect that when Lord Derby’s government was in office, an accredited agent of the combined Whig and Peelite party, came to the Irish members, and proposed to them to join ia turning out the government, on condition that ...

... aid. This will form key to 'hecoi 'act cf Lord Aberdeen, in the protracted negotia>o3 i apectiiig Turkey and Russia. Both Whigs and Tories iave been unanimous iu supporting his peace policy, from & conviction that a general war might arise from one Itelweeu ...

... and the new Under Home Secretary, the Hon. H. Fitzroy, also a distinguished Carl ionite, were Saturday inaugurated in the old Whig Corporation of Brookes’s. There was large attendance to rejoice over brace of rep sinners. The principal subject of importance ...