... understanding that he gets the reversion of the first vacant chief-ship, when one falls in during a Whig regime. Baron Watson here is not expected to last. The Whigs don't want to lose Durham, which is a snug seat, and it is thought Mr Atherton will not get the ...

... Nn Georee Greg Mr. S. Herbert I'pea. the the Verwiwn highlight h got elap•e.l since the op,nin: of Parliament. and the Whigs ore erytog oat for it ta rt,r, N o t a note opposition 'The clincher.. 'het hare. beet, on their poliey hare from their own ...

... absorbed by the poiilical system of the Whigs. A physical truth may often ‘Ru'd its parallel in political history. Everyone knows that the human system assimilates the thod which sustains it. For a long time the Whig system has been nourished | Irish patriotism ...

... prove not merely the thief of time but the thief of any small residue of popularity (it must be very small indeed !) which the Whigs still have in their account with the Irish people. Mr Cardwell, added the Irish Attorney-General, will, all events, introduce ...

... oppose him (hear, hear, and applause). An Englishman had to be imported for the purpose (laughter)--a Whig Earl, one who owed the earl dom to the Whigs, and, perhaps, expected a barony from the Tories (hear, hear, and laughter). Was it fair, after representing ...

... &sub. Indy for its ships—if the Government were strong enough to render Galway that justioe in spite of the oppoetion of the Whigs. He summoned the people of th e t own to meet him in the Court-house, and explained necessity which existed for electing Mr ...

... order to afford a starving population employment, and to regenerate the country one masterstroke of policy. Narrow-hearted Whigs defeated his good intentions, and shortsighted doctrinaires laughed at his hope of getting interest for the loan at any period ...

... fears ago in moment of extreme religions excitement and anti-Papal rancour in England, would have taught the leader of the Whig party lesson which would in some degree at least profit. But as age increases with him does the spirit by which was then at ...

... to an Confert Lord. Howeter any man in preference to a Pulmerstoi.iao official, and so, say, down with Deasy and the No-p* Whigs TENANT’S COMPENSATION. The following passige occurs in letter from Mr. Maguire, M.P. to the Cork tz'miiner *• I take tins ...

... which will have to decided the electors the c ...

... very large major. :y for Ministers on the Budget is a conclusive proof that the engagement was, after all, only a sham-fights Whigs and Toriee are so evenly balanced in the knee, that in _may party division ...

... b'aruiei’s Mi. Agar Elds.” Mr J. U. Fitzgerald provided fur last, and one Whig j lacemau out of the way rile acceptance of Judge Peint.’s jnst a Sign that ihe danger, and that Whigs are longer •* inasteisof U»a sitoation. There was a li.ue when John David ...