... Russell and Whig- gery are concerned, and the whole vials of his wrath are emptied upon the poor Turies. He appears to be engaged, as one writer aptly expresses it, to ?? supply the mock thunder aud blue fire in the midst of which the Whig reform bill ...

... i Garibaldi to begin I departure ferae 12-poundera from rwen’ a— the were con of ram 1 ua will -aurar CJj Journal ths The Whig report north:— Belfast it the fields cleared deal of ha satisfactory both In tins will remunerative farmer toil for anxiety ...

... working ; aud both should be gentlemen in ike itst sense. Whigs, Dissenters, and the Church. Dissenting Radical— I hate the very name — Church-rate : — For why ? Because the Church I hate! Whig Churchman — These words make me with anger swell :— For ...

... not so in regard to his q.ondam colleagues in office, the Granvilles, the Caven- dishes, the Woods, the De Greys, and other Whig mag- nates. They deserve no pity, and none is wasted upon them. Into the pit which they dug for others they have t'.emselves ...

... and, took the ne- cessary steps to obtain an adequate force. A militia force was deemed essential by all parties, but the Whigs bungled in the business, and actually broke down in the attempt ; whereupon the Derby Ministry, who came in on their downfall ...

... Irishmen have been opened to the neglect and injustice they have constantly suffered from Whig administra- tors, and to the baneful effects of the arts by which Whig influence has been maintained throughout the constituencies. After last night's announcement ...

... offered such a scheme in 1859. The best symptoms, perhaps, of the success in the present Parliament is that, although both Whigs and Tories have expressed a general opinion in favour of extending the franchise one way or other, there has been very little ...

... time, and that the volunteers who were Tories might refuse to face a Tory mob, just as the volunteers who were Whigs might refuse to face a Whig mob. We see no validity in such reason- ing, but, on the contrary, we see an arrow directed at the honour and ...

... . 15 0- Ditto red lead.23 10 u-21 u t Ditto white.27 0-3o o Do. patent shot 15 U 20 5 10 Mb Gladstone’s Tosition.— the Whigs feel Mr Gladstone’s to a yoke round their necks, Mr Gladstone is known tube little satisfied their ill-conce* led impatience ...

... which office be held up to the time of his death. tie was of Whig parentage, and during his long and eventful ?? he followed in the traditions of his fathers, and be- came i leader of the Whig party iv the county. He made his first appearance in Parliament ...

... Par- liament was therefore dissolved, April 18th, and the enormous lying which has so constandly formed the chief weapon of Whig-radicals, was employed to the utter- most. The falshoods indeed were soon exposed. It was declared that the Derby Ministry ...

... addition to those general causes which favour the progie>s of Conservatism, we have special reasons also for distrusting a Whig administration. Nothing practical, on t lie oi her hand, was ever urged against the Conservatives, even by tbeir enemies — ...