... twenty-eight yard.' rise. flee traps, and after some moderate ahoothir, Mr Greeury won at the twenty-eighth round, killing eighteen Whig opponent's fourteen. ...

... wage war upon the political enemies of the Irish people—the Whigs and the Tories. It professes to purify the Irish representation. NVill it purify its own council? Will it begin with the Whigs in its own Cabinet, before it undertakes to deal with those ...

... worthy of our confidence. It is act, however, the first time that Liberal professions and Whig principles have deceived and destroyed the people. No primmest shall ever receive my support which is not prepared to stake Its existing* on the fulfilment ...

... man, the Whig Catholics ought to be grateful to us for it) that the Whig-Liberals have seen the necessity of doing something more than they had yet done to check the movement which was, year by year. transferring Catholic support from the Whigs to the Tories ...

... intent, whilst the Whigs are criminals in act; and surely the actual wrong-doer deserves punishment at your hands rather than the would-be. But Ido not believe that she foreign policy of the Conservatives would hs as bad as that of the Whigs. They recognise ...

... Isola Canis Meths.—Ms Chios arrived at sad Chime mita Wm ion arrived. The Y for. an eels Wpm& Twist @Mr* Matra.' pea Male Whig owe. la reggae. wily .wing aro redrawn, tides Apia. ...

... Catholic members voted or paired on the Whig- Liberal side, in a dispute between the two great sections of Protestants, in which Catholics could not pretend to be interested. Under these circumstances, the Whig-Liberals hailed with rapture Mr. Monsell's ...

... denied that Lori Palmerston wa3 a Whig. Ile was a Tory incubus upon Whiggery. They might as well say the dragehaise was part of the wheel, as say Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He (Rev. Mr. I)'Mally) was not for either Whigs or Tories, but he was for the welfare ...

... and the principle of Liberty, our own view of the part borne in the couflict by Whigs and Liberals, and the opposition which, as a consequence, we feel bound to offer to Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, and Democrats. In the next article we propose to state and ...

... . ably contrasts the appointments Mr. Disraeli has made with the spirit of jealousy and exclusion which has usually marked Whig administrations. The Glebe says that neither Lord Malinesbury nor any other member of the Cabinet has retired, except Mr. Wallah ...

... filled, in order that one of their own clique might be returned, to vote for the Whigs, and to secure places for his needy faction. Falsehood (the basis of the Catholic Whig- Liberal scheme) has triumphed and we are deprivedplease God for a short time only—of ...

... country and their old tried, and trusted friends, the Whigs. rederemothere is nothing new under the sun—we saw something of the kind before, and I am very much mistaken, or the present innamurati of the Whigs will have reason to exclaim before long, with another ...