... he intended to take, especially in reference to the charge bribery against himself. A Whig Attorney-General, acting under Whig instructions, and upon the report of Whig Commissioners, employed for the purpose of hunting down a political opponent, is compelled ...

... perpetuating the War Duties upon Tea and Sugar. Go where you will, ask whose opinion you will, the verdict is invariably the same. Whigs and Radicals, as well as Conservatives, unhesitatingly condemn the preference given to the Paper Duty a deliberate sacrifice ...

... majority over any other candidate who could be induced to appear against him. Tins much above all things is certain, that no Whig can ever be returned for New Ross.—We.rford Constitution. _ _ _ HUNTINGDONSHIRE VOLUNTEERS.—The lord lieutenant of the county ...

... hope to be other than a de- cislve defeat, For some days, it is said, they have been trying to beguie a certain malcontent Whig into offering himself as leader of the forlorn hope; and it the conscious- ness of already occupying a forlorn position on ...

... load of direct taxation and Mr. Bright and his Manchester followers are fully aware how dear office is to the leaders of the Whig party, and so goad them on in their suicidal course. Nothing shows the correctness of this definition of their policy more ...

... majority over any other candidate who could be induced to appear against him. This much above all things is certain, that no Whig can ever be returned for New Ross.-— B-'eu'/bri Co»*titnti ...

... AND CINIIIDON Pia,—Prom the great sympathy which was shown to the Rey. W. Lambert when cruelly suspended from Christ Church. Whig, and the almost universal grief at hie death, Induces me to ley before your readers the feet that the grave Is In a moat d ...

... without tion, or by a 0 appear against ¥ over any other candidate who could be in: This much above all things is certain, hat do Whig can ever be returned for New Ross.—Wexford . Blake, M.P., has written to a aper di isavowing the inten w been im- 4 (2 of ...

... for the French oke of business for themselves. ive Opposition seem determined ssity fora new House of Com- of the leading Whigs and the d with them assist by their re- hastening the downward course -arliament in general estimation. n commenced with omens ...

... a tirade possibly from Mr. Horsinan (though the guns may lie turned the other way); and perhaps a warning from some veteran Whig who sees the rise of Mr. Gladstone with alarm;—a few demonstrations of this kind, and we shall be able to sha|ie an amendment ...

... Often as it has fallen to the lot of conservative statesmen to be called in at the eleventh hour to replenish the deficit of a Whig Exchequer, : there is a natural recoil in the present instance from any desire to relieve Mr. Gladstone of the terrible re ...

... hypocritical combination which assumes to itself the title of the Great Liberal party.” Through the expediency” tactics of the Whigs, and the supineness of the Conservatives, some hostile divisions have occurred in Parliament, and a most unfair advantage has ...