... Impediments Marriage may effectually removed, with numerous illustrative cases of parties who have been restored health folio whig the simple means laid down. ...

... also claim bs the friends—and the truly honest friends of the people (hear, hear, and soma confusion); and we don't allow the Whig party to monopolise the entire friendship of the popular cause ; iu fact, I may say that tliat party profess much more in that ...

... one of Whig placeman,” to which the answer probably would be, thtt Whig place-man, who has been found worthy of that place before ever he entered the threshold of Parliament, is to be preferred to a Tory expectan * (thrown over by the Whigs), whose political ...

... Parliament Whig or a Tory a Gladstonian or a Derbyjte 1 One of the candidates, Mr. Waldron, has twice been elected for Tipperary. He relinquished his seat, without struggle, to the late highly-respected John' Dillon, but had supported the Whigs, he disapproved ...

... way to the English var, he is persuaded by the secretary of a Whig ministry to enter parliament, all his expenses being by the Whig club. We have a curious picture of the creed of a genuine Whig in the following pas= sage. Finn, be it premised, ia his stoutly ...

... DE FACTO Government, and it had been the: 'OOL of this Government to nise DB FacTo ( rated ments. In lees than 12 months a Whig Gove because it bad guited its purpose, bad recognis still raging in America, fur the Hollanders were nade a ree point of ...

... Waterford was not a pound in Belfast, or that a score here was not equal to the same weight in Cork. ‘We are aware that the Whigs have been shamed into measure on this subject; but it is very incomplete. We.have still a difference in the mode of measuring ...

... wisdom of their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about them. It is true that Whigs grow robust in the'braoing air of opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit, but if they are wise they will ...

... city of the advantages they have enjoyed since 1854; and that it will place the representation entirely at the command of the Whigs. The injudicious, ill-timed articles which appear, do not represent the sentiments of the Conservative*, they are only those ...

... proclaim their feelings, and therefore the resident magistracy exhibit the worst consequences of the long duration of a corrupt Whig rule in Ireland 1” In the eyes of the Tory organs, the only duty properly executed in the election was the unauihorised charge ...

... Tipperary, as one whose appointment would be hailed with satisfaction by the diocese and the Church, It wasacurious anomaly of the Whigs to appoint Dr ALexanpER to this post. «Camus Justa Mourne” would be a very suitable living to be attached to the Deanery of ...

... predominant feelings among supporters (comprising four-fifths of tho Electors) were rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that tho Whig party should bo made to feel that they had forfeited the confidenco of tho Irish people. I participated ...