... or Presbyterian, an Anglican or Roman Catholic, Trinitarian or a Unitarian, is not to predicate of him that he is Tory, or a Whig, or a Radical, or to give any ground for inference on the subject. The considerations which determine a man’s political party ...

... to refer to the article from the Standard, the leading organ of the English Conservative party. All the false policy of the Whig Cabinet, all the unscrupulous treachery of its Sardinian proteges will not suffice to save the latter from the vengeance for ...

... Cheap Sheila; no am wan vernally respected. In polities lie ems en Liberal ; ba season the Tories he Isedleeere Meads than the Whigs. la the terabit ebb at 1821 he, ethers, Ms naramen, saps s• so, ewe, at the ; bet be quickly the Moody, and dis. I= promptly ...

... that that gentleman will, for himself, Beek the suffrages of the electors. The politics of Mr. Lewis are believed to be anti-Whig ; but whatever may be their phase he certainly is entitled to the first consideration, the vast interest has staked in the ...

... construction may be suggested to resist new implements of demolition ? In these matters Governments have no choice. Be they Whig or Tory they must go on. As long as war is in the world they will be the victims of necessity, and then the only rule we can ...

... more universally respected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal; but among the Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found Ills resources, ample they were, unavailing the moment; but he ...

... hold any communication THE QUEEN’S COLLEGE, CORK, with the son. and the brother, except in the presence of (fkom THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The ■■ Report of the President Queen’s Co.,ego, nacy, in refusing to give the slightest description of the three Cork, for ...

... that that gentleman will, for himself, seek the sufheges of the electors. The polities of Mr. Lewis are believed to be anti- Whig ; but whatever may be their phase he is entitled to the first consideration, as the vast interest he has staked in the prosperity ...

... judicious article on the Cork Queen’s College, which have transferred to our columns from our able cotemporary, the Northern Whig. The writer, the fact that out of 203 students who matriculated last year—of whom' 97 were Roman Catholics—observes that, taking ...

... facts will support this Government estimate of the men of Kinsale—whether the Protestant electors, are indeed, so safe for Whig official—whether even the few Catholics supposed to be required addition are as certain of being bought, as is calculated ...

... s) home. At that lime witness said to him John, do you by treating Elias in this way? sod he replied eons. me bumming and Whig, for I don't (steed to get married while my mother lives. His mother died In the year before last, 1860. The plaintiff principally ...

... our able contemporary satisfied. Sir Thomas Uesketh, of Rufford Park, has been elected by majority 513 over Mr. Melley, the Whig candidate, who polled altogether, but 1,014. Thus another Conservative fills the seat vacated by a Ministerialist, and Lord ...