... government. In truth, whatever may the reason, the Irish Ultramontane organ would seem not likely to satisfied with any cabinet. Whig, Tory, Radical, or Pcclite. The Cork Southern Reporter, Roman CathoUc journal, thus expresses its opinion the new appointments“ ...

... Journal which entire slightest effect, to rs of the Irish Liberal In truth, whatever araontane organ would tb any cabinet. Whig, Southern Reporter, its opinion on msh appointments in •y, not fflled up when the exception of the e, and, as we antici- Factory ...

... number of hands to labour would inevitably produce increase of wages (cheorsl. Adverting nextto the Ten Hours’bill, stud the Whigs hung upon tho cry of froe trade because they thought was the popular but the mill operatives bad been robbed of their Ten Hours’ ...

... himself address votes were before them, and when it was known with whom was willing to associated-partieulanziug the principal Whig members of the Cabinet, and especially the Irishman with unpronounceable name, asked bow long the ik.ll could kept open, and ...

... some 400 clectore of Southampton (hoar). Well, now they had got what they with—for they had government composed of Kadi toU Whigs, and Conservatives —it was a Libend- Conservative and a Conservative-Liberal one (laoghter) Mr. Andrews then referred to _ ...

... ourselves. But shall come to yet, lor this is an age of progress ; and I already see that it has told upon this question, for the Whig Convention of New York has pronounced its adhesion to the true doctrine in the following resolution, every word of which I ...

... unfavourable weather for the last two months, and the crop will veiy limited, except for what may be sown in spring. Northern Whig* rise. or ctw. are, or auriferous. Gold baa been found all along SummerhiU* creek, from its source at the Canoblas to its junction ...

... justify in hoping for such decision, and that was in the Horsham case. When that case was decided, although it was in favour of Whig, and tho counsel for the petitioner claiming the seat were two feenda of his, he told them it was a monstrous decision, ope ...

... says I sacrificed principle uniting with Lord Aberdeen, because was once Tory, now pins his faith Lord Derby, who was once a Whig (hoar). But I have not yet done with him. He acknowledges Mr. Disraeli his leader, who started as a furious Radical, and, as ...

... if Ulk Pcdite, has none. But if it be Whig, then the wrong man is leader. There can mistake about this. The writer in the Momiiu) Chrvuidt says that the government is Pcelite—-is Lord Aberdekn’s and that the Whigs have consented to serve tinder him. This ...

... the baronetcy and estates. AIS soon as he quitted active connection with the army he busied mmself politics, and espoused the Whig or liberal cause when its friends were few and its prospects desperate. He made several attempts to enter Parliament for M ...

... the world that the Whigs not want Mr. Gladstone to succeed at Oxford : they had rather see him fail —a piece of impertinence which was judiciously reserved till after Sir Charles Wood, Sir David Dun das, Mr. Beth ell, and dozens of Whigs beside, had given ...