... public opinion, the Lord Lieutenant seems disposed at length to exercise degree of scrupulousness »n conferring place upon Whig adherents. The Chairmanship Kilkenny has been given to Mr. Corbalus, Q.C., and the office ol Law Adviser to the Casile, thus ...

... Mr. Justice Jackson, It will not be expected that wo should be able to pierce the veil which shelters the intrigues of the Whig aspirants; but we may say it is supposed by some that Mr. Fitzgerald will decline the present honour of seat on the bench, ...

... superiority. On these points there is doubt and no difference. But they happen to have no sympathy with Whig principles, and to have no faith in Whig Cabinets ; and on that ground alone they are unworthy be justices of the peace. This, we say, is the meaning ...

... a shelter for incapacity, a Minister’s only cover from impending defeat, a mere trick of office. A difficulty arises. The Whig Cabinet are unable deal with it. They cannot see an inch before them. They cannot tell what it is proper or expedient do, what ...

... of harassing legal strife which has been maintained beyond all endurance for party purposes* But it is admitted the Northern Whig that another element than dissatisfaction with the conduct of the Reaites entered into the repulse ol the Romish clique. Their ...

... Government, he would have been the means of inflicting its deathblow upon ecclesiastical intimidation. The feeble and tricky Whig clique, however, shirked ibair duty in the crisis, and the consequence is Colonel Higgins’s expression of opinion—for which ...

... presents, is wc rcjjeat,unknown to our political history. There is another curious feature in this matter. Both the moderate Whig and the violent Priests’ nominee have descended into the mire ; while the latter was shouting against the mean placehunting ...

... OP PARLIAMENT. The Bitter e( the Queen’* Speech i* ikillollr Jeriied; in etjrle the AddreM is eren more slipshod then such Whig deliserenoee usoilly ire. It would be forced inference from the reeerred cheracter this lumbering composition that (he Cabinet ...

... too, shows no peculiar aptitude for a further democratising process. There a singular apathy abroad, fact, as to this little Whig scheme. It has scarcely been more j than mentioned at various elections which have re,l oently Liken place, where the Liberals ...

... Court be removed from Dublin, of course other tilings will promptly follow. It will be necessary to watch trickery of the Whigs closely in this matter. The Times has article to-day on the sale of the Thomond Estate*, expressing an expectation that the ...

... care men who hue interest her existence anti are alien her views. mane who have regarded with rrepeet the career of the ,t Whig loader during the last thirty years the has adopted with regard to the .dmiwaon of Jews into farhamant hts been aource astonishment ...

... the Hon Captain Spencer represented .Midharst in Parliament. During his career the lower House he invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political body, like bis predecessor the peerage, he was consistent supporter The prcs ...