... try Irish electiou peti- tions Citv— A S Ayrton fKadical;; Hon RII Dutton (R -elite) ; Earl of Giiford (Whig) ; lion Scott (Conservative); Headiam (Whig); chairman. Con- August 1 ducting agent for the sitting members, Browne. Fo petitioners, Mr Coppock. ...

... capable of re inning Independent Oppositionists sent in Whigs. He (Mr Loughnan) would say return a Tory, re urn any man who will oppose the present Whig government.’ He did not mean to say that all Whig governments were identical, but Lord Palmerston had ...

... that nothing was elicited from Lord Palmerston which afforded any prospect that the hostility of that noble lord, or of the Whig ministry, to the jest demands of the Irish members, ot their constituents, and of the people, was all mitigated. In particular ...

... Inspector of National Schools, when referring to them at the opening of a model school in Belfast, as reported in the Northern Whig— A class of officers recently instituted, whose duty it is to give system and discipline to the schools which they visit, and ...

... in part to the Crown Solicitor, and in part to tnat admirab officer Mr. Guy, of the ‘detective force. , Thomas, like a true Whig, insinuates rather than pxnresses charge of falsehood against Mr Bnen. A Mr Jonel, it seems, told Sir Thomas that Mr I O’Brien ...

... of Wings in every poasib e place trona the parliamentary representation. He always stated, and had ever thought, that the Whigs were the enemie of Ireland (hear, hear), and that Lord Palmerston would never pass a Tenant llight Bill. lie had been told ...