... should not the gallant proprietor of that truly Conservative and national journal, Cap'ain Knox, who would have defeated the Whig Attorney-General at Tralee had the Conservatives there been energetic and united, himself contest the county, and become the ...

... interfere with Ms own diplomacy. was said at tha time that Earl was the moving spirit which prompted Lord Kefield—the hope of the Whigs —do carry the vote against Lord Palmerston that prevented Mr motion coming on on Monday Week; and it has been tinea said that ...

... intimated his intention of offering himself a* a candidate for the representation this county, some other opponent of the Whigs and their anti Irish policy should come forward. Mr. pomesi— considerable property in the County of Clare, and should he forward ...

... the Company. It is most right and just, also, that the real value of the concession of the subsidy, for granting which the Whigs claimed the gratitude of Irish - men, should be clearly understood. We hope it will be fittingly appreciated. After three yean' ...

... same time.— Clomnui Chronicle. Lisburn Election—Petition against Mr. Vbrxer M P.— Belfast, Thursday Horniro.— -The Northern Whig of yesterday says—Ws have reason to believe that the petition against the return of Mr. E. W. Verncr, already perfected and ...

... Church, rather than absolute good itself. Whilst, however, we allow that on all these questions Lord Palmerston and the old Whigs are enmity with Radicalism, that enmity, we say, is not be relied upon. As Mr. Bernal Osborne pointed oat in the case of the ...

... t of the session; but there has been one stalwart addition to the I ory ranks in the person of Mr. Ferrand, who defeated a Whig Lord of the Admiralty on his own ground —the dockyard borough of Devonport Mr. t. S. Powell, too, a good substitute for Mr ...

... the corresponding period Inst year, the THE WHIGS AND TIILIK UtIEKUS. irewmt reform for the Ihn-e quarters showed increase Tit* korron w. I.mrt TtstM. increase in ll.e quarter over the Lady-day Sm,—The Whigs cannot all events accnred of ™e „r and increase ...

... exhibition of this association commenced. The attendance was very considerable, and would have been much more (says the XortAern Whig) but for the high charges fixed by the committee. Amongst those present were :—The Marquis of Downshift, Lord Colonel Fforde ...

... Conservative candidate not having come forward, and it stated that majority of the electors are strenuously opposed to the Whigs, Sir Colmas O'Looiilbs’s personal popularity baa secured for him many supporters who would otherwise have taken active part ...

... observe, that the man most likely to chosen fill the vacancy, Sir Colman O’Loghlen, Q C, who also Roman Catholic of purely Whig principles. He can only succeed the event of Lord Inchiquin’s son or Lord Duoboyne’s son not coming forward to contest the ...

... announces his intention to come forward should that gentleman not comply with the requisition, and should no other opponent of the Whig* offer himself. ...