... managemeont; but it is monstrous p1 hi to find a Whir PostmanstOr-General paying over h, hundreds of thousands a year to a Whig Chancellor tw oa the Exchequer while there are blemishes in the be department which are daily becoming a scandal. In mnany ...

... [ADYT] THEB REVIVAL OF. 1859. ?? -fa -T -an ?JWT.qnmf -. rrTO 7THE REV. ISAAO NELSON. r Ilma. AND DnAn Sm-The Northern Whig of yes- c torday, containing your second letter, has reached me a this morning, I presume, by your direction, I am C glad to find ...

... thoroughly outraged pub- lic feeling; but they knew their man, and they knew that the old Whig expcdients would be re- sorted to. If Diek Tuirpin had pict a Whig statesman of modern times and demanded his money or his life, the politician would inevitably ...

... its State papers a tono of dignified . impartiality, and is as courteous to England, r which repays its courtesy with true Whig inso- Ilence, as to France, more generous in her spirit , and more liberal in her dealings-the Yankees tcan do nothing too ...

... If he saw op- pression going on in a NVWhig house, be would sooner vote for an honest, independent Tory than a grinding base Whig (Cheers and laughter.) A vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, moved by Mfr. Harvey, and seconded by Dr. Lee, terminated the ...

... Conservative partylhas Arl been faithful to its principles; and has stood by CCli with patriotic patience whilst the insatiablewe Whigs gorged. themselves upon the spoils of office. If we are not greatly imistaken, the session that is fast approachingf will bring ...

... imitated our lilt tactics. While the Conservatives busied them- do selves in making fresh inroads upon the Whig eon domain in the towns, the Whigs, seeing the un- he guarded position of the counties, established of their organisations there, and their ...

... the Confederates will, of course, be dismissed with the cold and unfeeling brevity which has characterised the policy of the Whigs throughout the war; but the Chancellor of the Exobequer will, no doubt, supply a gloomy paragraph about the wonder- ful prosperity ...

... so of the County of Armagh. This arrangement will, ao we now understand, be carried out. If any other re reqinie but that of Whig Radiealism prevailed, the e Earl of Bolmore, so popular and highly-eflicieut in a every way, would at once have been appointed ...

... Bramwell; while the latter, who is a more novice on the Bench, was scarcely known, even as n practising barrister, when the Whigs, with indecent precipitation, elevated him to the Bench 'in return for political services in tho ?? of Commons as member for ...

... suspended him, as well as others, and on the 21th of Febiuary he was removed from the list of magistrates. On the return of the Whigs to power, when Lord Plunhet became Lord Chancellor, strong representations were made to the effect that ho had been harshly ...

... Radical supporters; takeI a refuge in safe generalities; promise a commis- s sion of inquiry-that ultimate expedient of the I Whigs; and consent to make the words Irish . Church Reform his rallying cry at the inevitable 3 general election of 1864. There can ...