... Candidate, not Conservative, do they mean adopt? or will they leave the battle to be fought between Ultramontanist, Liberal and Whig? These questions may be thought premature, but we put them that those they are addressed to may remember that there is decision ...

... for the wants of ago, and not to be adjusted by a fragmentary measure. But the thing from beginning to cod, was a sham. Ibo Whigs never did intend to carry reform. Their sole object was to torn out their rivals to get their places, and then hold them in ...

... that the reform which the Whigs had so often promised, but failed to realize, was now about satisfactorily accomplished. The passing of so prominent a measure by a Conservative Government would have given blow to the shattered Whig parly from which they could ...

... THE NEW FISHERY BILL The Whigs boast of being the friends of the people. They are professedly the enemies of monopoly, of aristocratic immunities, and of class privileges. They aro for equal rights for social progress, and for the levelling of invidions ...

... the Government upon marketable terms. Sorely the Conservative electors of Cork will neither accept as their representative a Whig official and Ultramontane secret agent rolled into one; nor yet a sworn brigadier in full Roman uniform. If they do not stir ...

... pedestrians of all classes, and there were upwards of seventy cars from Belfast, loaded with passengers, along the way. —Northern Whig. Notions op “Happiness”—A gentleman walking through Knigbtsbridgc Sunday overheard the following conversation between man and ...

... phenomenon? Has the Whig policy broken down, or is it, osnal, tortuous and ignoble? We will endeavour to explain the cauaes this unhappy agitation, which has recently sprung into force in the midst of physical improvement. The Whigs have foreign policy ...

... be given by deeds, not by words, we leave to them. Tbe Constituencies of England are exerting themselves nobly to displace Whigs and rctoru Conservatives, Can the constituencies of Ireland do nothing to assist them? Tbe first response rests with tbe c ...

... journal which dares to talk to us of political consistency and honour? A Conservative jonrnal, which was notoriously started upon Whig principles, which only subsided into Conservatism when it found that its Whiggery would not pay,—a journal that now sustains ...

... foture of Mr, Gl*dst)ne*!> policy, they will be found success, and that the prophesied alterations will not attempted. —Northern Whig. The Hon. George Pousonhy Prittio, Mrs. Prittie, family, and suite left Clonmel on Monday, for Cheltenham, where they purpose ...

... natural allies.” lam, Sir, Your obedient servant, FAR WEST. Correspondent should remember-that ilwas when Lord Derut was a Whig introduced the National system of Education. A supporter of Lord Palmerston who inertly pledged himself to endeavour to procure ...

... men have written on the ioluence of money. (Hear, hear, and laogbter.) It affects all classes, high and low, man and woman, Whigs and Tories,philosophers and fools. (Hear, hear.) It wins battles, and decides the fate of kings. Mr. Grattan, when in a fit ...