... to do so. The Whigs are the avowed enemies of the Holy See. I am one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the Holy Father of his temporal pos- sessions. I wish to preserve them for him in all their integrity, The Whigs support a system ...

... (Clarneol'.) Rov. Mr. C0rcRAeAN-I don't deny it. (Uproar.) A Volo - They are nio Whig-placo beggars. (1lisses.) MIr. E. O'SULLIVAN-They are honest men, what you and yorr dirty Whig party are not. (Loud clamor ard hisses.) A VoIcI3 -A groarn for tie \liWgs. ...

... as well as politically. Toe principle applied to the Treasury bincil c;llectively, tie exceptioir being thoso who are not Whigs, begirning with the anitedeluvian so-called Juvenile Wbig, the patriarchal Premler Wimseir. As with the chlefs so with tile ...

... Win, NIColnick, Esq., Coi- SerVntive; Salnilel MI C. G reer, EsIq., Liieral; ainid G0org' Skipton, Esq., Tho Casino, moderate Whig. The contest will be a brisk onLe. It is l lieved Mr. M'Cormick wvill, ohowever, be the successful cavidi- date. COIRRESPONDI ...

... adopted were in direct variance with the declared opinions oif lr. Gladstone in former tinies; and with ie proposals of the Whig Governmiient itself in pie- ceding sessions. They were talking the first step to- wards a large and permnanent inconme-tax ...

... contributed so much to adorn. The late Baron sat for a short time for the borough of Kinsale, and his friends state that the Whigs treated him with traditional neglect and ingratitude. Captain Leicester Vernon, the nephew of Mr. Vernon, who bequeathed his ...

... experience to quality l his to represent a mercantile cousmunity. Besides, he conies forward, as his uncle states, on Liberal and Whig priniciples, and, therefore, all Conservatives must, if consistent, refuse to support him. As the contest will really be betwseen ...

... prjobable that the atcession of apparent strength may be cecasionally a source of weak- ness. If thhe Ultrainontanists and the Whig le- ina maists are tdivited in many places, as in Cork, thte Conservatives may occasionally eontri-e to steal tire bone about ...

... the Bill. In a party view, lie could not object to a Bill which would hand over to demiocrats those seats now occupied by Whigs. He should lament to see the conistitti- tional Wimig iiifluence destroyed in that House. He should not oppose the second reading ...

... first, but we can no longer speak of the Indian examinations as an experiment, but as a success. THE WHIG AND MR. GORDON A. THOMSON. TuE NOert-he-rn Whig has a very decided penchrant for abusing anybody who manifests his regard for reli- gion, or the o ...

... electoral districts arranged accor-ding to numerical proportion, and we are at a loss to per- ceive by what arguments time whigs at least can oppose Mr. Bright. But Mr. Bright has extended his views, widely. Household suffrage Lord John Russell has at ...

... Etal Derby was First Lord of the Trctsiury, and the Times was in opposition, striving hard to get Lord Palmerston and the Whigs back again, the Conservative Poetr, desirous of dedicating himself' exclusively to the setvice of fis couitry in ll hsigh ofice ...