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... IRELAND. (FROM OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, SATeRDAT EVENING. SLIGO ELECTION.—WHIG TRICKERY. The candidature of 4omers was hut a shabby Whig tick to . COVer, WaTS idtitiow of - decency, the retreat of the real Whitt candidate from a hopeless contest: The ...
... FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. The Northern Whig of yesterday had the follow ing t a e n r d i a boldness oolrdgnaens s,ITALY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDONDERRY, SUNDAY.—There is a report here that there has been a further outrage in the Glenveagh district ...
... RTHERN WHIG. TO THE EDITOR. t SlR,—There is a large section of the Irish press eo be relied on. In the north there is one journal esP e that bears this character; it has some influence a brosa; - has no credit at home. I refer to the Northern Whig. ...
... CRYSTAL PALACE.—PUBLIC and PRIVATE DINING ROOMS.—The New Suite of elegantly-turnished Rooms in the South Whig, comprising Two large Coffee-rooms and a number of Private Apartments for Dinner Parties, are OPEN DAILY. These rooms commands perfect view of ...
... appointment the Daily Express remarkslt must be said of the Whigs that when they are in power they always promote men as the reward of public service, but it must be service rendered to the Whig party. Without this no amount of merit will be of the slightest ...
... Mr Serjeant Lawson has resigned the office of legal adviser to the Castle. This old Whig organ ought by this time to have learned the fact that resignation is not a Whig virtue. So Mr. Lawson is, or must continue to appear, satisfied with the way be has ...
... chairman, Mr. Jonathan Kenn, having resigned; and the fortunate Whigs have, acc3rdingly, another snug place to bestow upon some fortunate ituman, who has learned to forget that the Whigs were ever deemed base, bloody, and brutal. The office—a first-class ...
... promise the Whig-Radical Ministry a great and timely relief, and the country a sound measure, which must consolidate, instead of impairing or shaking, our present institutions. The gain, anyhow, would be a sure one. The venture of a Whig-Radical sop, ...
... Ferguson, was a Whig, and nothing more. His voting occasionally with the ministry of Lord Derby might be attributable to the popular character of the measures proposed by it; but, nevertheless, Sir Robert was uniformly the supporter of every Whig government ...
... deserving of our respect. Is it to be supposed that a Whig, one of that almost extinct class who swear by Charles James Fox, would expend so much ink in showing the utter worthlessness of the son, whom the 'Whigs of his day strove to invest with every attractive ...
... Serjeant Pigott, advanced Radical; Captain Walter, a nominal High Church Palmerstonian; and Mr. Shaw-Lefevre, nondescript Whig. Surely here is a znazniflcent opening for Mr. R. A. Benson, who has already twice contested the borough, polling in each case ...
... do I so. The Whigs are the avowed enemies of the Holy See. I mI a one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to a despoil the Holy Father of his temporal possessions. I wish to preserve them for him in all their inte2rity. The Whigs support a system ...