... the isinUtry, involrel in lard Itutsell's trio lti.n, ii the neiguation of hie revenionary tlaiin to the leadership of the Whig petty a risiguatioa that must, o f mean s % he c,,intrufti as ..t e in favour of Mr. Glad-tone. Lord Palmerston cannot in dm ...

... and ueel to deceive the unwary, should be exposed and denounced, and when men, lighting tinder Independent colours, are doing Whig work, they should be denounced as well as their opinions, and painted in their true colours. It is an atrocious insult, ...

... send their cards to the TAM Office has hem pointed out), were norectively none other than the wade: and sub-editor of that Whig-Roman journal ; both of wive: I am informed were on the Committee and slow eppoe'l Father Lavelle's proposition that Mr. Hennessy ...

... significance of the battle which has just been fought The Times describes it as a heavy blow and great discouragement to [the Whig Party; the Star, the organ of Mr. Bright and his friends, pales its diminished fire and emit* shriek of rage and mortification ...

... The colonel reports that the field was clear and not enemy in sight.’’ bull’s hun. The following account from the Richmond Whig, of the 2nd instant:— The battle Bull's Run opened by throwing out heavy artillery and small field-pieces at eight o'clock ...

... to meet upon a common ground, leaving party politics and the strife of creeds outside them. There Catholic and Protestant, Whig and Tory, may fairly assemble without expecting to hear aught which may jar upon their political or religious feelings. A member ...

... Bruce, Esq.—With very great personal regret we have to announce the death of James Bruce, Esq., formerly editor of the Northern Whig, which took place on Monday morning, at his residence, Mount Charles, Botanic-road, Belfast. Mr. Bruce had been suffering from ...

... man’s name, and Lord J ohn Russell has nl ways maintained that it had the effect destroying the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectations in the counties. The Duke—the Marquis—stood forward cs the county member and farmer’s friend. In ...

... to laugh down the issemsate speaker. Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory They'll agree, In the banks of Tallygory. So said the old son*; and the classic Tallygorv is now changed into the Dublin City Hall, where Whig and Tory are so unanimous in spouting ...

... wrong in ormnciols. Mr Herbert followed Sir Robert Peel in this I anion of hie nowt, though he had opposed the I osemare of the Whig Goverement to substitute for the diAieg scale an tired duty on the of foreign corn, se well as Lord John Romell's for • reduction ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRELAND— THE SHOW AT BELFAST. (rr.OM THE DAILY NORTHERN WHIG.) His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant arrival in Belfast at 12 o’clock to-day, special train, from Lurgan, where he had passed the night at Bruwidow House, the residence ...

... change is possible. Conservatism efr** the and borrows the watchwords of its adversary. The Lancashire is warning. Both the Whigs and Poclitca may find owt, when too late, bow entirely they bare been dependent on (he popolarity of the Prime Minister. LOCAL ...