... Grunt i* preparing early demonstration against i-ee. who. they say. waa never *o prejiaml to receive him now. The Riekmomd Whig thinks Grant has sent troupe co-operate with Sherman. Latest intelligence fn'rn Tennessee reports no further fighting, bat ...

... At elections tho same rule constantly influences their votes. Roman Catholics make “it evident that they care neither for Whig nor “ Tory, Radical nor Conservative, but solely for “ the interests of their Church.” The leaders” of the Disraelite party ...

... entrust the defence of their secular independence; and the Liberal placehunters, whom Mr. Fortescue desires to form a new Whig-Ultramoutaune Alliance. Mr. Fortescue may think he wise a party-man in taking up this position, but we can assure him that ...

... elections are, on the whole, fair tests of public opinion, we are bound accept such class—(bo thej good or bad politicians ; Whigs or Nationalists or Unionists) —as, the whole, correct reflection of the prevailing political opinion in the country. that opinion ...

... succession which everybody else supponed to have been settled past dispute. In 1841 be went out of office, together with the whole Whig administration. One of the imputations on the outgoing ministry of Lord Melbourne was its iltreotment of Lord Planket at the ...

... the Ministry,” Lord Stanley having failed to coustruct a Conservative administration. lu the first week of March, 1857, the Whigs returned to power. Soon after the idea of a Catholic Deft Association” was mooted by some parties in Dublin. Duffy and Lucas ...

... proposed and duly honoured. The brethren separated altar an evening's enjoyment characterised peace, love, and harmony. —No rihem Whig. Death of Veteba*.—On Saturday morning in Ennis, in the year of hie age, Henry Uograve, Esq, veteran Peninsular officer departed ...

... England to join with parties believed to have influence in Ireland, and to combine for the special purpose of maintaining the Whigs in their possession of power* The abolition of tho Established Church, the destruction of the territorial rights of landowners ...

... Government of which he is an official is a juste milieu. He says, humorously, that his Leader is on the equinoctial line between Whig and Tory; and if by the former he means the Liberalism of such men as Mr. Layard, and by the latter the Toryism of the ...

... secure peace gener some of them were elected without their sent. Do you not know that each one of Liberals cost us £5,000 per Whig (langh Not answered). Dr. Murney refused to qu: { have no doubt that the question of fining who refused to act was discussed ...

... above the agitated sea of politics should be cajoled the sceptics and Radicals of England. Still more would we lament this Whig-Radical effort to sow dissension among parties, and to set creed against creed, did not feel assured that the agitation itself ...

... British Whig Liberal Party; because, but for that alliance, we might have been able long since to settle not merely the Church Establishment Queetion, but the Land Question and the Education Question to boot. To build up Irish Party independent of Whig and ...