... a mare question of •illy whether Whigs cr Toriee shall hold office; it will not quest'on b3-««*en peace or war, for the rVmsf'rvative statesmen will maintain poace long Tveace is compatible with honour, wh !, the Whig statesmen declare that honour no ...

... the Board of Charity Commissioners. The honorable member, at considerable length, denounced the board gross Whig job, and its office perfect Whig snuggery. It not only cntailetS a considerable charge upon the country, but, owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... immensely in the estimation the House. There is little doubt that had he desired office he would have obtained it in the next Whig Administration that was formed. Unfortunately, however, on the rejection of his motion the House of Commons, suddenly threw ...

... great way in favour of James bability that Deomark would have had tichard ittleto expect from the protection of aCuns as of a Whig Goverumeat. Had the &, — ™ quare ba es or war betweea itself aud the Ada al to the se sister it would be a bold thing to say ...

... assembly of the representativm of Italian Freemasonry held in Florence, General Garibaldi was elected Grand Muter. The Richmond Whig, May 4, Bays— Then now remains in our bands twelve thousand two hundred and sixty• eight Yankee prisoners. The state of health ...

... to fire away too. Plenty of rancour may be found In the ranks In whlc they rervo, as in those of tbE Liberals who wear the Whig badges; but we question whether the effusion by the redoubtable Sir Hugh on this occasion will suit the taotes of bis Conservative ...

... every independent member rides, his own particular hobby to caper and curvet. Message of Pres.dent Davis(From (he liic*mond Whig, May 4.) The ot President Davis, was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elopsed since the adjournment of ...

... independence. I have no faith la the English parliament. I have no faith In a parliamentary policy, became 1 know that neither Whig nor Tory will concede those measures which wonld have the effect of improving the condition of the people. The National League ...

... Mitchel. The Archbishop of Tuam supported the popular candidate, while the gentry —Conservative as well I Whig tluew their influence into the scale the Whig! official. At a meeting of Galway electors, held Feb-1 mary sth, the day preceding the nomination—the ...

... that such was their spirit that they would not submit quietly to treated harshly or neglected in this matter any Government—Whig, Tory, or Radical (laughter). He wished it to be understood that he was not finding fault with the Postmaster-General or her ...

... Freeman's Journal, Express. Irish Time* Dublin Medical Press, General Advertiser, Morning Nows, tho Medical Circular, Belfast Dally Whig, Dally News- Letter, Dally Mercury, Morning News, Banner of Ulster. Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian. Cork Southern Reporter ...

... such was their spirit, that they would not submit quietly to be treated harshly Of neglected in this matter by any goyernment Whig, Tory, or Radical (laughter). He wished it to be understood that was not finding fault with the Postmaster-General or her Majesty’s ...