... control, n that on the return of the Whigs to power in I 1846 he could not bring back to them the sup- ,. port which the people aided him in giving be. r tween 1835 and 1841. Since then, with two l brief intervals, the Whigs have been in power, BI and almost ...

... movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty's ministers were meditating a coilp da nmato Whig candidefte ase slyly feeling their way in certain ?? where a Whig bee not dared to show his face for many years before, and where succes4 could only be possible ...

... suspects so far is the Conservative organ from believing it. The report originated in the sly movements of some prominent Whigs, who went quietly among the constituencies jast to feel their way. But what excited most sus- picion, and perhaps winged the ...

... rotation ?? the Amalgamated ?? and Duffyltes, Messr Patrickn Kuly, Joseph Jeffar'es, James Walsh, and Michael Hearn. For ' the Whigs and. qserdapo Dutffies Mesera W Cherry.* Maurice Ketly, J 0o land and Der :owlett ; but it is rumoured that the last named ...

... received on, the Sbankbill road during the recent riots. He was; shot in the thigh-the bullet passing through, -Nor-, flhr r Whig. TaPI PmzrZ FGrHrT..UnUsnUal excitement prevailed, in the naighburhbood of Middletown on Monday last, owing to a belief that ...

... stock, and see whether the estimate of the Times be true? Last Juue the 1on. GARRTT DAVIS, Senator, brought up in the Union Whig school of H].NRY CLAY, calculated the debt, and his estimate has not been since controverted, at 520 millions sterling, taking ...

... to 150. The Liberal Conicrvative Premier of 1885 gave a Treasury Lordship to the eon Of the Tory Duke. In three months the Whigs were back in office- torenew the process of diminishing their own strength, The Earl of Lincoln made no particular figure in ...