... leinitz are not supposed to have added much to the stock of political wisdom which the British Statesman received as from his Whig itors, There are two or three things between progen and the Prussian which have not made them on the most his lordship friendly ...

... operation, or, Ur. Gladstone calls it, so neat and intelligible, to add fonrpence or sixpence in the pound, whenever hungry Whigs were to be provided for Chinese wars, Persian wars, or the Dowb system in the Crimea. If £30,000 was required to deck chapel ...

... of the compact, is politely requested by the same .ljuse to beg permission of his Imperial Majesty to correct it. Like all Whig measures, the Treaty, before it a week old, has to be amended by its authors, and, while acknowledging the justice of the ...

... loss. bis social and family connexions Dr. Cariile will lie greatly mssed, and very deeply and deservedly regretted.—Northern Whig. Fatal Accident.— A melancholy accident occurred on Thursday morning at the mills of the Messrs. Bergin, at Tnncmft, near Roscrea ...

... and when there is an absolute, though small, surplus on the year ? It is tbe deliberate, though concealed, design of the Whigs to render the Income-tax permanent. They speak against it, acknowledge its iniquity and hardships, still they maintain it, ...

... the community expressed long ago, that there is no demand, and therefore no real necessity, except in regard of unredeemed Whig pledges, for reform, and that in making himself the mouthpiece of agitation the member for the City is sacrificing the best ...

... lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office under King William IV., Lord Dundo- nald was reinstated in his rank in the British navy, from a feeling .that he ...

... himself that no one “ could place confidence in the stability of his scheme should be attempt to alter the original Reform BUI. Whig Governments, either from fatality or choice, generally involve the country in war, and the Chinese war of 1852 stopped Lord ...

... discussion in the In the minority of 39, not an Irish mcmber was to be found, bat he was sorry to say that 37 of them were Whigs. (Laughter.) He could not help paying his tribute of bumble praise to Mr. Laing for the admirable and telling speech which ...

... ; itis never o A regular line of demarcation On one side of and euch few at line are placed as are to be found in the Irish Whig many Roman ke; on the other, such Roman Catholics as are not , and the mase of Protestants generally. it remembered that in ...

... underrate one who in his personal awd literary characteristics, was the style of man almost the very opposite to the clever Whig historian. Your countryman, Mr. Antony Trollope, continuing in the ComhUl Magazine his pleasant story of *• Fraraley Parsonage ...

... politics, then, begin and end with this, that a Conservative Government granted the contract, and the subsidy was wrung from Whigs. Looking at the constitution of the new board, we sincerely congratulate the shareholders. They have secured the services of ...