... appeals addressed to him, they did sot voliewu him from the of his duty as a public pawned for gwoossikips Iss.sbookl -. boowild Whig. k coliew lc 'would . at 4 tookattry - Itiosif . . bad - ut amendment I end •• ' - ...

... Mr. Cardwell, and accepted by the Rorolali bishops la part payment of their little bill. It is precisely the game that the Whigs have been playing In Ireland for thirty years past; every concession only making tbe priests more Inexorable In their demands ...

... while professing the profoundcst deference for the constitution. Monteagle whig a whig of whig*. To be thought anything else appalling to ids sensitive amour propre. Now a whig nothing if not constitutional; and for Monteagle gratuitously to anything that ...

... destroy l interest his reports by making them too evidently fabrication, and was satisfied, as he confessed, takinc care that the Whig doga” should have the worst hate means of knowing how far the French Government have imitated the policy or the impartiality ...

... bread the first and the loudest; nor will hungry men enquire curiously whether it comes through tbe hands of Radicals, Whigs, or Conservatives A man must be placed out of danger of starving, must sure ot his four pound loaf, before thinks of his six ...

... the poor girl to into Belfast, a distance of more than two miles, that same evening carrying her baby with her. —JS orth&n Whig. following appeared in our Second Edition of yetterday THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. The inquiry was resumed ...

... thanks for the enthusiastic welcome that hail been given her, hot declared herself wholly unable to do justice to her feelings, Whig 'too fall for utterance.' She then retired amid a fresh outbreak of enthusiastic cheers for Mr. and Mrs. Heenan. -- -- A straw ...

... 'Russell; he talked about the nunneries of the Catholic religion, and I never could understand any Catholic voting for a Whig after that (laughter); my anxiety to get into Parliament was in the hope of being enabled to do something for those men in ...

... es have signed the bond, they have sold themselves that County Ten-pound Demon, und they never be free until thing To the Whigs it may hinted that they not be allowed tor ever producing little models ri?at,OUT work clumsy little machines that will nut ...

... hits selection, and preferred Lord Palmerston as • colleague. This is an offence which has never been forgiven, though the Whig party have done everything they possibly could , compensate the Earl for the loss of office.— Court ' Journal. I THE BENT Or ...

... and all deserving, and filling their posts with distinction; that is not for use to judge. I only remark the fact that the Whig party have been singularly mindful of Lord Grey's family, though they have excluded him from office—which is the rub.—Corr ...

... upon Mr. Crosbic’s mind that Govcniracnt influence had been used against him, and that was considered more desirable to have a Whig representing the county of Kerry than Radical. * The case for the Crown closed here, and Mr. bnllivan will open the case for ...