... RCA-At the time the Liberals were introduced to the Town Council I am not aware that there was also, an arrangement made that a Whig member should be elected'for the boroug.12 Mr. RECA then askled some questions, with the view of showing the Town Council waes ...

... place the appointment of the Collector- Thil General in the haends of any political Government, the be cared not whether it was Whig or Tory. It -was tor( a fact that the present Colleetor-Geneoral of Dublin pa henal been remarkable for lilt politioal lkanineg ...

... Belfast? No. famn at Now, about the twenty Whigs that I paid £5,000 thi ire each for-and they wre the dearest Whigs ever were Ye [lb bonght in the market-awf Ql-(laUghter)-were they ifa ne not very expensive Whigs ? (Laughter.) TI no hMr. BAnnYc interposed ...

... Whiv in a transaction of £200,000, to he settled on the one aide by cashl, and on the other by Whigs ? Yea; I believed that Mr. Mull an was a Whig, andl is a Whig. Do Nyou think it was honest to count John Hamill -sone. RomnaliCatholle? Yus, * Do y~.i k~now ...

... until the properI test happens to approach them, when in at moment they become operative, and are madeI manifest to every man. Whig rule in Ireland is mere fully exemplified in the career of Lord e Carlisle than of any other member of the party, ai simply ...

... made not to shut from the outside. THE LATE EARL OF CARLISLE. The 2'mes romarks that Lord Carlisle belonged to the ?? of the Whigs, and held a high place in the great federation of the Howards, Cavondisbes, G.reys, Gowers, Grosvenors, and ethel S. All the ...

... position. EFe was born a Whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party, and he filled his post with a dis- tinguished grace. He did his best to be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, accordin.g to the fashion of his time-a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... was also IL Liberal can- r didate. Were you beaten ? Of course. Were you not beaten by those very gentlemen who put twenty Whigs into the Corporation in '60 ? I do not know who put them in in '610. Mr. Dowse-We have nothing to do with that. Witness-All ...

... of the House of Commons, and should the Whigs again come into office, the odds are very mucli in his favor. He is the onlr man in the Cabinet IVho appears to think; and act for himself. The gratitude of the Whigs is a pleasant and pro- lific theme. It ...

... present exist in the Cabinet, relates the particulars of a remarkable illustra- tratiou of the proverbial gratitude of the Whigs! The work of wholesalo saint-making goes bravely on under the auspices of the Pope. A correspondent of the lndepwenlance ...

... this. We showed on Wednesday thlat, much, of Tis what is lost objectionable in Trelanl is due to ai the malign influnce of Whig rule. A Govern- gI maert cannot but be held responsible for every hi national failing and weakness which it has fos- tered ...

... with patience. The appointment of Colonel Ilomilly, of the Guards, as Commissioner of Customs, seem-s to have been a genuine Whig job: A gentleman holdinyg a high mercantile position in London, writing to a friend in Liverpool, gives ex- pression to llis ...