... the Liberal Party; and Colonel Luke White, late Member for Longford, who has been one of the most con- Slstent supporters of Whig Administrations since 1823, *hen he was relumed for Dublin, after memorable contest fif teen days. This gentleman has, undoubtedly ...

... the Liberal Party; and Colonel Luke White, late Member for Longford, who has been one of the most consistent supporters of Whig Administrations since 1823, when he was returned for Dublin, after memorable contest of fifteen days. This gentleman has, ...

... indulged, of course; in a lengthened “yarn” upon the proposal. Lord Cran- worth (ex-Lord Chancellor, but “shelved” by the Whigs) said he had a couple of Bills in his pocket, which, in his opinion; would answer the purpose a good deal better than that ...

... for Calne, the Vice-President of the must, of course, tender their resignations to her Any other Government but that of the Whigs Ww ould resign in’ globo. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has given notice (as Previous Echo told you he probably would) that ...