... IS DK. CULLEN A WHIG? The most important intelligence which has yet reached tlie public the subject of the Appeal to Home transpires this week through unexpected channel— the Times newspaper. It is rare news. The Times accepts and adopts Doctor Cullen ...

... satisfactory and conciliating. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... above lark which are for the seen part in the ownpotion of WNW% who hays valuable Interests thereto, are attests es the reel Whig ben !Arab sad Mks' to the tows et IWO, half a Idle of the latter tows. Moab fele (wbo valved tbo bads by order die lime reported ...

... did r.ot know how it was possible for them to eat otf their tails and manes, but he saw they were without them. (Citij. THE WHIGS AND THE CITY COUNCIL. A debate of unusual interest took place in the Dublin Corporation on Thursday, on the adoption of a ...

... event. Auspicious of what Auspicious of Whig rale this country, of which the late Irish appointments afforded evidence. had the highest respect for Lord Carlisle private capacity, but all life hia lordship had been Whig politician. Gentlemen might say that ...

... miles of Carlow and lour miles Leighlin Bridge and Bagenaßlown, railway sti ions and post-towns. Applicat-on -be made to R. B. WHIG IT, Esq., Foulksrath Castle, county Kilkenny. herd, James Buggy, will show the lands a. d premises. Ist Maiob, 1865. ...

... an with Whig policy, but he did not think there was a word in the address which compromised the opinions of any gentleman. The Lord Mayor, in putting the resolution for the adoption of the address, said he did not always agree with the Whigs, but that ...

... which does not comprise this moment single debater besides himself (Lord John being absent). This is the language even of Whigs with Whom 1 have spoken on the subject. Poor Sir Charles Wood floating about in the Admiralty, forms a simile antithetical ...

... all that booae be would stand np and support the principle Whiggery to the (nilest extent was Whig, and It was because believed the Earl of Carlisle wee a Whig that woold give him his enthusiastic public support (hear, Bat wonln be extremely sorry that ...

... into country quarters for week, Palmerston will be ruined in half England. The real fact seem to that has fallen back the old Whig ground, and has not imported a new idea or a new man. There never was weaker government in England; he himself retains much ...

... 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 ...

... peculiar parliamentary duties which devolve upon the Irish Secretary, with more good will than adroitness. Adopting, like all his Whig predecessors, Sir Wsvras Score's opinion that Ireland presents a noble field for romantic fiction, he made a statement respecting ...