... present thecompositioii of the House of ' Conservatives ••• ••• *** IVelitcs •** 9aft , Whigs Ultra-Radicals Tho Conservatives thus, sinßly, Palmerston and his Whigs 01 votes, lum l tering ministry is only propped . Bill junction with the Democratic putty ...

... mutual toleraiion, rather than what was once the normal state of Ireland- THE BARREN WHIGS. (From the Press.) The patient is dying fast—he is almost gone. The Whigs cannot perpetuate their race; they are illustrating very opportunely Mr. Darwin’s discovery ...

... neglect it the Whig-Radicals. Not so, however. The leading Lancashire journals —those of Manchester and Liverpool—clearly show that the gain the register late years has been largely on the side the Whigs; yet the majority against the Whig candidate at the ...

... of the Whig Administration of which Lord Palmerstom the Chief. We are Conservatives. Lord Palkerston’s real tendencies have always been towards Conservatism; but has kept bad company, his political associations have always been witU the Whigs, he has ...

... of which nations can be governed with wisdom. Bat if this be in England, what are to say about Ireland? In that kingdom the Whigs cannot find seat for either of their taw officers. Mr Cardwell sits alone in his official ' , body? he proves how easy it is ...

... farm held l.y lease tor ever, at the very' » rent of per statute ncre-Tithc nt-rh irge t ...

... is just now associated with the Whigs; but believe him to be essentially Conservative both in his hereditary insrincts and in his acquired convictions, and have a very strong suspicion that his association with the Whigs will not a very lengthened one ...

... THE WEXKOKD MILITIA. In our Teracious (?) contemporary. lU Whig print, of iSa.unl.yU-t, thore appears a letter dated bamt I’wer's Day,” from some individual adopting the .mmifc “Attention,” in regard the conduct and doings of the Wexford M.l.t.a during ...

... Conservatives are nearly numerous all the other sections of the House put together, and outnumber Lord Palmerston and his Whigs 64 votes; so that his tottering ministry only kepi in office by being propped by the Democratic party. This unnatural alliance ...

... the forfeiture is that Ministers are tired of governing, and sick of eternal jars about church rates and reformami not the Whigs alone aro listless“ the more eager, and, they call themselves, the more advanced sections of the Liberal party, are.adapting ...

... return for it. l>r. Howlett—lf Mr. Quinn come over our aide now we will have chance of getting lew more aitnationa before the Whig* go out of office. (L inghter.) Mr. Qainn created much laughter lolling hour Mr. M‘Carthy fled to Liverpool when proclamation ...

... evil companionship of the Whigs in the early period of his political hie, and a professed Whig he has consequently been ever since. ought to be this moment Lord Derbt’s lieutenant, instead of being associated with the Whigs as the head of their party ...