... of the First Minister, are ten and twenty years his junior, whereas, the House of Lords ls>rd Johu would the senior all the Whig Ministers there sitting ...

... colonial subsidy would be also allowed. The public mind is much disturbed, but they one and all say i-olittcal death to the Whigs that offer themselves for Galway as representatives. ...

... the vacancies consequent on the changes. The Radicals complain that too many of them are kept for the irremovable poor of the Whig clique, and that no new blood imbued. The absence Lord Palmerston from the House of Comm . iis last nighi gave rise a number ...

... proceeding to alter his system altogether, by way of proving it to have been right Every year for the last twenty years, a Whig-Radical Secretary has solemnly declared the National System of Education to be the most perfect thing possible, and the panacea ...

... Milford on th. ■>' the 43rd April was knocked do wadking l,v ray side at the fallen-roek; tume. rirand and follow with leaded whig; I of thra who was beating M•Garvey; 1 then got two blows eituer with whips or slicks ami, when they blows they went to beat ...

... obtained, either for her commercial, social, or intellectual requirements, she has obtained from the Conservative party. The Whigs are wedded to centralizing theories, and believe they enrich England the same proportion they exhaust Ireland. Ws look to the ...

... lust night, in reference to the Galway Contract, which regarded generally but another evidence the anti-Irish spirit of the Whig Govern, im a relapse one quarter was experienced the value the shares to-day. and towards the close further offers sell were ...

... annexation of Belgravia to Birmingham, not the subjugation Birmingham to Belgravia. Lord Palmerston was the chosen leader of the Whig remnant what could Lord John become but bead of the Manchester men? The headship, however, was already occupied, and John Bright ...

... unite oar forces; yet that was the very time chosen to make iu rales more obaoxir-uv solemnly declare ray belief, that the Whigs would deeply regret our joining the board, and that they ai« gla.l have at their hand an instrument please Paptsu. giving them ...

... the Appropnation of Seats” to a Select Committc*-, other words, prevent its operation for six months. The prospects of the Whigs, even the city of London, are by no means cheering. The advanced Liberals” an? enraged that no one of their body has obtained ...

... The vast number of cases settled before judgment have been excluded by Lord Clanricarde, whose design may be to carry out the Whig policy in Ireland- -provincialize the country, break down the Judicial Establishments and the Bar. while securing snug places ...

... his great grandfather or his great grandmother? (Laughter.) belonged to that respectable but decaying body of gentlemen, the Whigs. (Laughter.) Well, now, who was the third person in this case ? The Rev. Father Lavelle—that the great character in the picture ...