... with the big party, and. although unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, Invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Governments. On the death of his father, In October, 1839, he succeeded to the Dukedom. In 1852 was appointed Special Deputy-Warden ...

... langhter.) As long as be cootiooes to do so he will meet with no factions opposition. In that Cabinet there are Old Whigs and New Whigs, Peebles, and Radicals, and it aitonishiog bow a Government can bj carried on conaisting of snch conflicting materials ...

... diminish, and they will undergo a long exile from office. Non-intervention” has been their motto as well ox the motto of the Whigs. Let it all their speeches and all their proceedings be apparent that '‘non-intervention” is their motto still; and let them ...

... At the conclusion of tbo learned geotlcmau’s address the court adjourned. The Rumoured Death op Charles Lever.—The Northern Whig, which stales that copied the announcemeet of Mr. Lever’s death from tbe Limerick Chronicle, says to-day that tbe many admirers ...

... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said regarded with deep concern the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there was present little, if any, difference of principle if they were ...

... ELECTION TO THE EDITOR OF TUB CORK CONSTITUTION. Dear Sir —lt may soggest to onr Protestant brethren their proper conrse as to Whig-Liberal candidatis to mention what I intend to say to any of them who apply for my 0 —“Ifyon were Roman Catholic, holding the ...

... demand and appoint a Homanist before the Press called attention to the omission. We are not satisfied with Tory Tellers or with Whig Tellers io the Houses of Parliament: don’t call the appointment of two Peers or two Members of each Party concession to either ...

... of 100 stocks of corn swept away. The loss to the farmers at both places will, doubt, be very heavy. —Correspondent of the Whig. . The wine produced from the vintage of the environs of Paris beverage I certainly should not wish my worst enemy to be obliged ...

... all creeds, bat it appears to me that the days for professiont are gone by, and that Ireland has been too long the dape of Whig promises. As Irishman whose interests are intimately interwoven with your own I cannot bat have the deepest feeling for your ...

... Conoty Court House, which was handsomely decorated for the occasion. Abont 500 ladies and gentlemen were present. —Northern Whig. A Curious Bequest. —On bill aboot mile and half from St, Ivea, and which may be seen from great distance, there stands granite ...

... bridesmaid need not, however, be alarmed for the safety of her friend. The working clergyman the son-inlaw of Whig Cabinet Minister, and the son of a Whig Bishop. Surely It is but reasonable to suppose that governors. who have managed so magnificently for ...

... occasion. (Hear, hear.) Mr. O’Sullivan —Oh do, you would not say a word on that You wool’t say a word against the infernal Whig who starved two millions -of oar countrymen. A fellow that has bis commission from the devil. (Awful clamour.) Blanket, the ...