... END OF THE WHIG OLIGARCHY. The envenomed and reiterated attacks made on the Government by Lord Palmerston and Lord John Kuaaell are satisfactory in one respect, inasmuch as they show that the Whig Oligarchy, contemned and rejected the nation, is making ...

... (From lUe Whig of Saturday.) Last night, the rioting was not resumed; but for this gratifying slate of things we have reason to thank the ruffians, on both sides, who created and have carried on these disgraceful proceedings. There is no parallel, in ...

... himself a candidate. Mr. Lawson appears on the Whig interest, and the other candidates are Conservatives. We trust that an arrangement w ill be made so that only one Conservative candidate will to the poll, and Whig Liberal be precluded from having chance of ...

... John Russell has been passed in the service of the Whig parly, he did not hesitate to speak and vote with the Conservatives on questions whereon could not honestly coincide with the statesman the Whigs bad chosen for their ehief. The great divisions of ...

... Pisisiratas Part XIII. Blood. Religious Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fu>iliera after the Fall of Delhi. The Cost of Whig Government. May Day. The Defeat of the Factions. William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and Loudon.— Agenis for Ireland—Hodoks ...

... boroughs. In the count; Cork it is said that anti-Whig Liberal is prepared to address the constituency, and that his friends are already making an active canvass for him. It is rumoured that the Whigs are prepared to contest Dungarvan, but Mr. Maguire ...

... Papers. Weekly Papers. meS Illustrated London News. Dublin Freeman. Illustrated Loudon Times. Dublin Express. Exsminer. Northern Whig. Punch. Belfast News Letter. Athenanm. North British Daily Mail. Journal of Commerce. Tri- Weekly Paper*. Teraperance League ...

... Punch. Tines, Examiner, Atbsomam, Jonrasl of Commeree. Dublin Evening Mail, Express, Evening Pest, Freeman’s Journal, Northern Whig, Morning News, Mereary, Mercantile Journal, Edinburgh Witneau, Tcmparaoea League Journal, North Daily Mall, and Liverpool Albion ...

... Punch, Times, Examiner, Athenaeum, Journal of Commerce, Dublin Evening Mail, Express, Evening Post, Freeman’s Journal, Northern Whig, Morning News, Mercury, Mercantile Journal, Edinburgh Witness, Temperance League Journal, North British Daily Mail, and Liverpool ...

... on to bring Lord Palmerston and Lord J. Russell to amity, the chief phases of which alliance would he the existence of a new Whig Premier, when new Government comes into power, and one who has not been Premier before. The Post states that on the question ...

... effect, and it remains to all intents and purposes dead letter! In any other country but Ireland, with any other party but the Whigs in power, this would be altogether unaccountable; but the whole mystery is explained when pronounce two words—“ patronage, ...

... jocularly gives of the decline and fall of the Whigs is inimitable in it* drollery and remarkable for its truth. It is clear that the Tories never would have attained to office had not the imbecility of the Whig leaders driven the Liberals into open rebellion ...