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... work of the Whigs rejecting the Bill. It is a Whig—the true father of Reformwho has proposed this motion, which will destroy the Reforlh Bill, by exhibiting the peril it involves to the country. The blow (alls on the Whig camp from a Whig leader. There ...
... filled by Sir James Graham. Sir Francis Raring, Mr. Ellice, and other devotees of the Whigs, but latterly eeixed theAdulUmitoo, Lowe, Peel, anil Bouverie. The other Whig* who have this week riven same notice as Mr. Bouverie are Lord Grosvonor, Mr. Wentworth ...
... reasesahly that Mr Gladstone'! Administration, from its accession to power, has acted with even more than ordinary amount of Whig Jesuitry and double dealing on the proposed purchase and consolidation the ssvsral lines railway in Ireland. Six weeks ago ...
... well contrived and very effectual. It prospered well, but those blessed Whigs abolished it. Are they generally absentees? II you published list I would to guoas you would find more Whigs than Tories on it. But to return. Sir Robert exempted from Incometax ...
... terminated by soiree being held In Corporation Hall balfp-.at seven o’clock. There was no disturbance daring tbe day.— Northern Whig. ...
... colonial subsidy would be also allowed. The public mind is much disturbed, but they one and all say i-olittcal death to the Whigs that offer themselves for Galway as representatives. ...
... When it became evident that Mr. Barbour must be unseated, the names of several candidates, ready to do the)blddlng of the Whigs, were put forward. One by one, however, they have been withdrawn, as it was ascertained that opposition would utterly useless ...
... departure of the population, and unite with toe Whig Government, from which Ireland hope not even for sympathy Every legislative measure advocated the Whigs has levelled a blow against Ireland. To Whig legislation we are indebted for the rain of farmers ...
... tbo diflonlty about Sootcb Bafora BUI will coon ttoelro ita qoietet. Thcao horrid Toriea Will the year,” aaid Whig dowager of of the great Whig bouaca, in tha Bow, tbia •rasing, and, wo ret of all, they’ll bare good barraat!” Thera are a faw ardent Liberal* ...
... r ; llB LONDON JOURNALS ■ CONSERVATIVE PAI4TT. From the M.>mi •fh*. Whig prv&s U wroth with those onst’rv lt,ve members who refuse to reciprocate meats which Uussell the other day heaped on Lord Derby. That nobleman sup-10 have paid his opj»onents an ...
... *CluniiutH r lim • there are do recortlj l.jflged In these eaacs. THE INTENDED FENIAN PROCESSION IN BELFAST. (From the Xorthem Whig.) It ha* been slab'll with mom leee degree •■ircou>!‘tanti»lity that tbo proecedingß Sunday week in Cork, »nd of last Sunday ...