... gentle- man happmns to hold some fifty acres of land frivn that noble- lord. Again I say, let every man wbo does not love the Whigs, and who does-.aot think4thaktlte Jandlord is the owner of the tenant's vote, be up and stirring.R 'Yours faithfully, *- JOHLM ...

... same journal I says the rumour of the clubs last night was, that if Messrs 6 Gladstone aod Sidney Herbert, and any one of the Whigs a in the late administration, could be induced to take office along with him, Lord Palmerston was willing to Itake tha e lead ...

... which his laboura are Justly entitled, and we hope in the distribution of costs his claims will not be forgotten. The Nortlera Whig thus concise ly sums up the main points of the judgment.- The council had no power to borrow more than 160,0001., under the ...

... Auspicious of what? Auspi- ious of Whig rule in this country, of which the late Irish appointments afforded evidence. He had the highest respect for Lord Carlisle in his private capacity, but all his life his lordship had been a Whig politician. Gentlemen might ...

... Holuse of fr Commons. The old party ties no longer unite men r for a common purpose, and the old cries have lost £ their magic. Whig and Tory, Rldical and Con- .t servative, Peelite and Derbyite. no longer rally p under their distinctive banners, and already ...

... subject of the War Minister was an equivocation to which we might apply a still harsher name. Nevertheless that portion of the Whigs who are content to sacrifice to this spoilt child of party even their consistency, their patriotism, End their ho- nour, exult ...

... please with al the Catholic bishps. Thank you, Sir, ieplied the noble lord (laugh- ter). Those Whigs send forward Mr. Meredyth now. But, is he a Whig ? Not a doubt of it. 1e got ?? the Luwer Castle Yard and did some rgly work there for them. His knowledge ...

... succeseful and satis- factory. The hon. gentleman was supported by Lord Stanley at the Conservative side of the house, and by Whigs, Tories, and Radicals from all quarters and cotories. The division list does not show the name of a single Irish mem- ber in ...

... aban_ dons the chairmanship of the Board of Trade, and goes out bravely with his little party. Lord Sey. mour, a very pure Whig, is candidate for the Ad. miralty with Sir Charles Wood, and Mr. Lowe, ex. Secretary of the Board of Control, has been pused ...

... it from that wall-knowa Pldre Of Whig resort. The reason which the Marquis of wat s h fW assigned for his objecting to the admission of Lord S ees bury into the Cabinet was, that as there wae1y o DlY 0 open, the Whig section had a right to get it for ...

... on the Whig side ga of the government, brought him out with somewhat ar diminished force. In overwhelming the government ig the Peelites were the reprobated element, though re to make the drought less asid, the responsibility of a- the Whig element was ...

... tenant- right, and which has met with so hearty a response from one of the leading organs of the Ulster party, the Northern Whig. Dr. Kearney recommends that north, east, west, and south should bury' in a gene-. rous oblivion, and for ever, their by-gone' ...