... discord nnd agitation Ireland, for did not believe that the fading of Parliament or the public would now allow any Government, it Whig or Conservative, to go aa far as they did 1832. most remind the House that sums Mr. Ward the question had always been raised ...

... signed 2’, electors. The opposition is understood to durected against Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Brown is a Liberal The Belfast Northern Whig shows that there are now linens of coarse kind not only relatively but absolutely cheaper than cotton. Samples are shown of ...

... oonsideratiou of it, be offered hi* political service and influence order to secure the return of the two Tories for Dover. The Whigs, of coarse, proposed annul the extended agreement, and give the peccant contractor no further employment after the ensuing ...

... Wiltshire, Saturday last. Lord Lansdowno was politician the old Whig school; played his part when Fox was minister, and fought his way, through many a stormy day, under the banner of various Whig chieftains. For several years Lord Lansdowne has not taken a ...

... wonder this as matters stand, nearly all the great questions the day having been settled, there but little to choose between Whigs and Tories. Let never be forgotten that the Tories, bom in the mat* ter of church-rates and reform, showed far more sincerity ...

... regards the capture of the Confederate rams as the most unfriendly act as yet committed England towards the South. Hie Richmond Whig denounces as act hostility, not neutrality. —Preiudent Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the 24ht inst.—lmmense numbers ...

... rally understood on the hanks of the Kibble, has again made xta appearance on the boards of St. Stephen’s. That dreary, ancient Whig, Sir George Grey, performs the principal character in tills precious piece of hypocrisy and humbug ; aided handful of satellites ...

... Emperor the French, though is supposed to in strict alliance with Lord Palmerston, ruling the world conjunction with British Whig Goremmont, had not word to say of the English alliance. Perhaps his Majesty considered the subject worn threadbare; perhaps ...

... was canvassing Cambridge University, and asked Musgravc, afterwards Archbishop of York, for his vote, the reply was, “/ am Whig still, sir!” Musgrave’a dog was c .uchaut under the chair on which the candidate was sitting, and he was advised to “ take ...

... Smith-Stanley, called to the Upper House in 1822 Lord Stanley, was chiefly remarkable for the staunchness his adhereooe the Whigs, his great knowledge ornithology, and his enormous expenditure; hut his son, Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley, the present earl ...

... one ratepayer than another. At such a meeting all ratepayers meet on equal footing. This is the strongest condemnation of the Whig-created system of plurality of votes that can well be conceived. 1 am, &c., OBSERVER. April 15th, 1863. THE GAME LAWS. To the ...

... mischievous party that has ever had power in America. Twenty yean ago there were two political parties—the Whigs and the Democrat*. When Whigs were protectionists the elders were mostly inhabitants of New England, and manufacturers who were anxious to ...