... THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. TO THE EDITOR THE MORXISO HERALD. Sir, —Allow m Irishman and one much intf rested In the proeperity the constitutional party to you heartily for your admirable article ' the Last Whig Proeelyte your paper of Saturday. I Neither ...

... WHIG PEERAGES. believe that Moxrerox Mit.sea, on whom Peerage has been conferred, will take the title of Lord Brighton. MrMiLses, who for many years sat the I loose of Commons Conservative, some time since changed his opinions, and attached himself to ...

... THE NEW WHIG PEERAGE. Colonel White, ol Woodlands, is gazetted a Baron the United Kingdom, by the title Baron (ric. telegram) and Batbalina, in the county of Longford. MISCELLANEOUS. London, Friday. Outward American Maiu—Orskncastue, Friday—Arrival op ...

... From anything ho has stated, no elector could decide whether Mr. Barbour was retrograde Whig, or advanced Radical. know that is an out-and-out supporter of the Whig coterie, and, consequently, agrees with that clique in thinking, that Irishman should have ...

... O'Hagan, prove that they merit to treated as they have been? Tralee to the only borough Ireland which will accept a Whig and send a Whig Attorney-General to co-operate with Sir Robert Peel vituperating Ireland and her people? cannot believe It The electors ...

... on the Whig interest,'* Ac., &c. beg to state there b no tenth thb report, and that I should too deeply regret cause the vacancy alluded to to allow ray looking forward with a view to own advancement.—l am, air, your obedient servant, James WHIG JOBBERY—THE ...

... 21T temporarily reduced by one, and Lisburn for the moment has the shame of being the only borough Ireland which would return Whig nominee. The figures given above prove that the constituency was not exhausted: enough remained to give Mr. Yerner the rep ...

... THE IRISH TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1863 TFIE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. TO EDITOR TUB MORNING HKRALD. Sib, —Referring to the article in your journal of the instant, beaded The Last Whig Proselyte,'’ wherein it is staled that by degrees the Daily Krji' receded ...

... Ilawkshaw(Whig). polling took place yesterday, and resulted in the return of Mr. Humphrey, the Conscn ative candidate, large majority. The result is especially satisfactory from the fact that the most extraordinary exertions were made by the Whig* to cany ...

... editor of tbe Northern Whig, contained In hia publication of tbe 9.h inatais unworthy of any writer. Tbe wanton and gratuitous attack made on one Lisburn’s meal respectable inhabitants cannot be too strongly spoken of. No doubt, tbe Whig was somewhat piqued ...

... going on everywhere around him, when the country, eager for the ejectment of the Whig ministers, were yet unable all once to unwind the bonds that the first buret of Whig enthusiasm, after the passing the Reform BUI, had thrown round them. warmly and ...

... success to the Whig cause. Yet there were circumstances connected with the election, which deprives it of any claim to political demonstration. Sir Edward was until recently a Conservative and is but half a Whig. Mr. Knatcfabull Ilogessen, the Whig whipper-in ...