... side, and especially distinguished the “over the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry, • Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lord John government from to 1849, in which latter year appointed Lord High ...

... Ireland. The Northern Whig coutaius tbe following observations The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, has ever been the case when prices run into extremes, some of the holders hay have been caught in the reaction. Prices for the last two three days ...

... , undet its present leadership, to nicety. The Tory cripples lie helpless by the parliamentary pool of Bcthesda, till some Whig angel comes and troubles the waters. Without the gentle offices of Ellice in the Commons, and a the Lords, there they must ...

... resolving itself into its component elements, goes to the races, and enjoys itself amazingly. The only parties about which Whigs and Tories trouble themselves on these occasions are those snug parties clustered inside and outside the carriages, that form ...

... ra „i,| ,.i 3 of tan Buren, on, (md Palk. In his a, Whig, In favour of a Bank, protection American manufactures, iriiprovemente the cost national government, and the other cardinal Articles the Whig creed, all of are flow absolute and settled Issues, ...

... gave but small Democratic majorities iu 1856, which could uot be maintained in face of quarrel. Thousands of old Southern Whigs voted for Mr. Buchanan who would not likely to vote for any Democrat os against Mr. Bell. In the free States the ticket will ...

... parties who, in nation governed by popular votes and popular orators, appeal to the fixed principles of a con stitution. The old Whigs are the best representative.- the founders of the Republic, and their last representatives ; for few of them remain, and when ...

... prior to which he stumped tlie State for the Whigs. When the legislature met the democracy was in the majority, and General Shields, the democratic candidate, was elected. In he was again the candidate of the Whigs for United States Senator before the legislature ...

... them against whiskey drinking, the bad effects which she has seen so much of during her absence from Ireland. —Northern Daily Whig. The Irish Recruits in Italy.—The news from the emigrants,” is of mixed character. It descrilies the Austrians as receiving ...

... that tber# should be a sound Whig government, and | the foreign element in the government, in the! shape of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Milner Gibson, should be got rid of ; but he could assure those who thought Unit a pure old Whig government was extinct the ...

... in all the relations of life, yet he was not of that rank the county upon which it was usually conferred. Everything that a Whig government could do had been done to dishonour the name of that great and famous county, and this last act did little credit ...

... we should not have heard Mr. Conolly abuse the privilege of speech in the House of Commons the subject. A Whig Lord Lieutenant has made »• Whig appointment, and Tories, who never these things, are enraged, and have sudden access of indignant virtue. Nobody ...