... —There are some rumours flying about that he either meditated resignation, or was recommended by disinterested advices of the Whig party to adopt that course. I don't think any credit is to be attached them, or that Lord Palmerston would allow him do so ...

... almost every Irish member of the House of Commons. No Irish member but Colonel White could be found to endorse the creed of the Whigs, that the high offices of the State were above the ambition of the Irish members, and that only subordinate places were fit ...

... not fight. Bob Acres ! Oh ! when we heard you talk bie, And roar so loud, it made us merry ; We thought you were the bravest Whig That ever led the boys of Derry. Raking Bob, Shaking Bob, Your friends will now turn forsakers; Battered Bob, Shattered Bob ...

... Post expresses the same opinion m ;1 leading article. The Herald attributes tho defeat of Col. White the unpopularity the whigs. ...

... fanfarronade with which the power of the landlords in Longford was bragged of, despite the joint and virulent opposition of Whig and Tory, Major O'Reilly has triumphed. It has been asserted that one of the few landlords whom he counted at first amongst ...

... Bishops say ? hat say the Catholic laity ? Cork and Longford have thundered forth their response from the hustings. Will the Whigs continue to test public feeling on this among other questions ? If i ct them do so. Let us see what tho Bishop of says as to ...

... nothing else. The Daily Express, which writes with the most virulent ultra-Protestant bitterness, and a sneaking kindness for the Whig Government, has done its best to make out case :— It atated that sufficient grounds exist to warrant a petition, the violence ...

... disasters; but, in the heart of a people resolved to be free, disasters only stimulate to increased exertions. The Bichmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's government the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...

... against Gladstone as having deprived them of the loaves and fishes of place ; first, because had he not taken office, the Whigs couldn't have formed a ministry ; secondly, because he should not have taken office against those in whose views he must have ...

... on Wednesday out of 1,600 applicants, they afforded temporary relief—bread, or the equivalent in money—to people.—Northern Whig. We hear with sincere regret that Meyerbeer is seriously indisposed at Berlin. ...

... Ireland, as to be well worth preserving, even at tbe cost of an incometax ! however, who place not the smallest faith in either Whigs or Tories, do not deem any administration worth keeping in office at the expense of the financial, or other, rights and interests ...

... daily. During the Reform struggle it might be fairly termed the leading paper, and it continued for many years to represent Whig politics with great ability and great influence. From Perry the management devolved upon Dr. Black and the proprietorship fell ...