... constituency will to-morrow evening be officially declared to have placed him. The Dublin Express says :—The defeat of the Whig party is most signal. In spite of the interest of Lord Fewmoy, the lord lieutenant of the county—in spite of the government ...

... to the Church in this continued agitation ? Lurking in this interrogation lies the disinterested no of an inconsistent Whig politician, viewing the agitation from the stand-point of the Treasury Bench. _ If the agitation be an evil—and his lordship ...

... betraying the constituency to be silent on the circumstances that the friends of Mr. O'Hagan, the Irish Attorney General of the Whig government, are quietly but diligently canvassing the constituency on his behalf. Upon this the Constitution of the same city ...

... resides Mr. Leader had a majority of 30 over him! We say over him,' because it was his lordship more than Colonel Roche, or the Whigs as represented by him, the people considered themselves to be voting against. The contest cannot be agreeable to our county ...

... radical change, shape from that which it has assume d in the columns it or its envoys; he will declare his intention of re- Whigs and Democrats alternately rose to power, of leading Liberal journals that the public read it capturing the Federal forts ...

... to time shall currency for the next twelve _ . . to be so,I wish you to conk poi Jo was so exuberant that his friends the Whigs were obliged in , consistency even to remove him from the deputy lieuteßancy str: ck of this county; he is now lord lieutenant ...

... off, the principal witness for the prosecution is smuggled off. Of course the explanation is that it never occurred to the Whig Ministry that Sir BALDWIN WALKER'S evidence was wanted. He had been examined by the Royal commission, and would not his answers ...

... several classes of naval officers. Lord CLARENCE PAGET opposed the proposed inquiry with a zeal and fervour only to be found in a Whig Secretary, and even the Premier thought it expedient to throw the weight of his arguments into the scale against the motion ...

... the Whig leaders are the only parties who are not better informed upon colonial affairs. But a high sense of honour, even a prompt feeling of common honesty, with the most moderate knowledge of the subject, one would think would have saved the Whig ad ...

... their maladroitness as something singular and sublime. Of the innamerous sections into which the party is divided, the pure Whig fragment seems to be the most fatally afflicted. This is the more observable because its friends in Parliament and out of ...

... Bill, and said that always deceived by their loqd-talking friends the the officers of gaols were ott n induced to remain at Whig-Liberals, that in all probability the Conservatheir posts after they were physically incapable, tives will carry three out ...

... million and a half of armed men prethat' a front of possible opposition in the future W h . t he time-serving dexterity of Whig Cabinets and Poreig n Ministers, armed by no faith in the In a matter, too, in which last of all we should have suspected any ...