... Sicily are subverter* of all government, preaching anarchy and universal ruin. Even upon the principles hitherto professed by Whigs and Liberal*, Garibaldi has no business in Sicilv ; he is not redressing grievances felt by himself, fur he not subject of ...

... beat Mr Geo’s b kb d Wuip baat Mr Ualt’s w The Uukhowtl. 2ud Ties. Bluebell beat Ply. Outlaw beat BUuskin. Herald beat Lady. Whig rau bye. ...

... fatih and oattooalily with undivided, unbroken ranks (cheers). The Whig policy, got truing Ireland, differs from that of (ha Tories, It appears to roa In one particular only. The Whigs arc deadly foes to Catitol.eiU', and everything Irishman holds dear ...

... ver lubricity may have betrayed (for he, too, is a renegade, the Tory Chief to-day having been, years ago, a subordinate a Whig Administration) —there is one sentiment, one principle to which he has clung with a resolution and obstinacy which nothing ...

... patriotic men in your noble County have asked to contest it Anti-Whig principles. lam prepared to do so. The Whigs ate the avowed enemies of the Holy bee. I am one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the Holy Father of bis temporal possessions ...

... Colonel Taylor for the influence of a highly influential landlord, the grounds that I was not, like >n-.'Ut, a thorough go>ng Whig. This 1 had perbci right to do; but 1 emphatically deny that 1 offtrsd to retiie in favour ot any Consciva candidate. Yuur ...

... the dubious support the far fame ** bottle holder.” Several honest r> f mm have already spoken out. Some )st icspectuble old Whig* have termined not to give in. The only (2iffi;ulty appears to get rid of the matter, and tills mystery icruains to be solved ...

... Russell. It is said that an arrangement of this nature was in contemplation that with the view of bringing it about, of the old Whig intriguers were merely to support Mr. MacKinnon, and rather than run any risk of its success, the Liberals acquiesed the p ...

... FRANCE AND ROME. Tho “Tablet” has the following from o correspondent: “Now lei d the Irish Ca- tholic Whigs prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third again. lie has directed the old Pupal Palace at Avignon to he set in order. ready extend to ...

... refused the first instance, but the Duke was immovable. With the bitterest chagrin he sent for Earl Grey, the leader of the Whig nobility and of the Reform * parly, to form a cabinet The minister was highly J aristocratic. The Marquis of Anglesey was sent ...

... lit o.«r; nevertheless, aim continued anari and rail the world, to hate Sir Rotiert Will,-ole and Queen Caroline, yet remain Whig, be kceu and clear in that concerned her immense |*op*r*y ever. was alive to aoy depr* datum. Having sent a Hell suit of clothes ...

... subscribiug his stguatore in the visiter's book, look leave with courteous acknowledgments lor the altenliou paid to him. —Xorthem Whig The Marchiouesa Ormonde, Lady Mary Butler, Miss Paget, and the younger of the Ormonde family, have armed Kilkenny Castle from ...