... Conserva- tive opinion and feeling iv Ireland, coincident with the declining influence and wide-spread unpopularity of the Whig-Radical party. Iv the face of an approachiug general election ' your committee desire earnestly to enlist in favour of the ...

... Ministry did not surprise ns. We may admit the difficulty of supplying his place from the thin and worn-out ranks the legion Whig office-holders. Under the circumstances, and in the view of certain possible substitutes, are not sure whether his retirement ...

... supporters of Mr. Gregory ; and a formidable list it was, is»ued of course with the intention of influencing the tenants of those Whig aristocrats to support their nominee ; but it proved a failure, and Mr. Gregory was defeated by a majority of 677. If IMr. ...

... do but to say what a happy people we are, and how delightful it is to be under the *nvot-iinifs.t of Lord Palmerston and his Whig col- leagues, then I can assure you that I will not trouble you with saying that, I shall leave you to find it out, and shall ...

... was, the obstruction to cheap journalism was removed, the Bright and Cobden star was allowed to be in the ascendant, and the Whig Government took to itself tha great credit of effecting this marvellous sign of progress and reformation. But will it be believed ...

... Cabinet Council held yesterday. It would appear that his lordship's position in the House of Peers has not wiped out the old Whig taint, and that sooner than give up office the noble earl has swallowed the Pal mcrstonian leek, and is willing to act in harmony ...

... command of a vessel, were the Bubject of an action. Judgment would, the.* be for the plaintiff. Judgment for the plxiutilT. IN UE WHIG lIT ANO CKOOK, ATTOKNEIfS. A rule had been obtained by Mr. M. Chambers Q. 0., on the part of a Mr. Newton, calling upon two ...

... appeal c«! it as t j»conlc. NotwitLslaodinf, lain free toaty that i. * hack it as a measure. believo it i ...