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... 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 ...
... the Select Committee on the Galway Contract I should not be surprised if this rumour bad some foundation, because respectable Whig official rarely gives up £l,OOO year, and because the Government are unable to induce single Irish gentleman of standing to ...
... hopes that this season's growth will be the finest in length and silkiness of fibre raised in Ireland since 1853.—Northern Whig. London Wool Sales, July 20.—The attendance of buyer* to-day has been far from numerous, and the bidding for all descriptions ...
... there to subside, as our rulers since ’9B have allowed it to do here, into the chronic forma we have just now mentioned. The Whigs have directed any little effort they have ever made against the leaves and the fruit only, and from motives perfectly understood ...
... they lose ground, therewith they arc losing both heart and hope. TH» WHIGS AND THEIR LAW-OFFICERS. (fbou tiik press.) After much diplomatic management and official squabbling, the Whigs have contrived to get law-officers. Their next and more unpleasant ...
... several seasons past In most parts of the county of Down, farmers are anticipating a yield twenty stones to the busheL—Northern Whig. ...
... first minister, are ten and twenty years his junior; whereas, in the House of Lords, Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig ministers there sitting. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES. The London offices yesterday passed their new scale; many cases it is higher ...
... thisarticle, Northern Whig. BAN LlSB•lin, AND BILTAST RAILWAY.—Th• sixth half-yearly Lenore' tueetiug of this uouipany was sumtooned fur Friday. but in coustquenoe of a quorum not beieg formed there was no business transacted.— Nortria Whig. GALWAY RAC/O.— ...
... e party in the Commons were aids, we cannot but recollect that the Chief )pponents to his judge are a Whig ex-Chancellor, Lord Cranworth, and a Whig-made peer, Lord Wensleydale. We may give Lords St. Leonards, Chelmsford, and Kingsdown, or rather leave ...
... to become a party to. But the thorough Romanization of the Board seems not to have been thought sufficient concession by the Whig worshippers of place and power at any price; the field of their operations is to be opened still wider for the Romish hierarchy ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE CHANNEL FLEET IN BELFAST LOUGH. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAYfc) The repeated delays, disappointments, and contradictory rumours of the last month were pleasautly terminated yesterday morning by the arrival of the Channel fleet in ...
... desertion, after undergoing whim he was sent to the hospital, and on leaving he will undergo imprisonment for six mouths.—Noriteris Whig. A Rash —There is at present in full bloom, , in the conservatory at Kilbrrigan, Bandon, a beautiful specimen of the Viritliflora ...