... Earl of Derby in the gallery ; the M.rqui. of Normanby, atill the beau in Ilia declining yoira, sat next him, and, intervals Whig and Tory kept a lively comment. Not far off was Lord (ex- Mr. Vemon Smith), usual, caicful in the extrema of hia person. The ...

... same warning which he addressed to the Cabinet addressed also to the country. The winter number of the peiiodical organ of Whig opinions contained a financial article, in answer the principle at that time advocated in council the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... following order One non-commissioned officer and nine privates will be told off each day till all are discharged. Nostrujv Whig. I NTS RESTING SALMON FISHERY CASS. ln the CSS} of Ashworth ▼. Browu, beard at the Ro Court, Dublin, the l®th, Messrs Ashworth ...

... of the country and think maro of it than of IhommUes an their patty. Thank gotdnei) there is large ttumbrr of them,'both the Whig and Coes •.votive side, who became means of siif. ty to the country in the h„ur ol dauger. was a mad tiick, for the sake of ...

... party view, he could not object to a bill which would hand over to democrats those a* ats now occupied Whigs. should lament see the constitutional Whig influence dea'rcyed in that house. should uot oppose the second reading of the bill, trusting that it ...

... use was the attempt to «uunl out ! It done quickly that coull no’ see or * »s the bon. g- n'.lcm that utlcraptcd t» bring the Whig and libcial members into disgisce with their conalituents, who fancy they ought btiek to tin ir s-als tbr mghoul an • ntue ...

... without tie lu-tro and advantage which the right hon. the member for Hertfordshire was aide c ...

... 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 ...

... for the Liberal candidate, and against the Tory hereditary enemy of the poor Catholic ; the advice was tuken the Liberal, the Whig was returned for the county, then came the terrible scenes of desolation and landlord oppression. I shall never forget the ...

... John Arnuii leivest'ii* we-k for London tj icaumo his purliameiitary dunes. Cork Constitution. Morality Belfast.—The Northern Whig” of Friday contains the reports of » less than eleven acti'-ns for seduciion, tied on thv previous day before the As* cist-mt ...

... 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 ...

... behalf of five millions of Irish Catholic*. For the first time within the memory of the present generation has the itholic press Whig and Tory, been shamed into absolute silence the overwhelming argument and the mild yet firm tone hi which the j>i«t demands ...