... isoutofßerkshue. Iu the late Parliament that county was represented by two Whigs (Mr. Bouveeie and Mr. Walter) and by one Conservative (Mr. Benton.) This, however, would not satisfy the Whigs-they should have the three seats, and the Times, which had recommended ...

... and to the vile slaves who creep along in this land—the Shoneens and tha minions of English power in Ireland, Ue spared nob Whig nor place-hunter. this account he is hunted down. Fenian he is not! defies his worst enemies to point to one line of Ins in ...

... week has fallen like bomb into the Wine camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you jote , being answer by Irish Catholic the Whig Government pamphlet, For whom will you vote The answer has created a sensation Dublin. Nation. The beat and timeliest advice ...

... measures. Even amongst English counties that Bedford hM become lax in exacting Reform votes from its Whig member, and Wait Surrey allows its veteran Whig representative abstain from voting altogether. This goes with what say, and the appeal to the cons ...

... CORK ADVERTISER —MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1865. informed, been refemd Lord Craoworth (himself an ex- Lord Chancellor of the Whig,), and to Lord Kingsdown, aa arbitrators. With regard to the seventhly,” it to he remembered that the Lord Chancellor has stated ...

... fOli WHOM WILL YOU VOTE! AN IRISH CATHOLIC. An Election Pamphlet issued from the Press this week has fallen like bomb into the Whig camp. It is entitled, Against whom will you Vote b«mg Answer by “Slrish Catholic” to the ment Pamphlet, “For whom will you ...

... partiality towards him conceived by the late Prince Consort, who thought that in the attempt then made to unite the Peelites and Whigs he would be a most useful negotiator and binding link. But Earl Russell never seemed to care for him. Once before he summarily ...

... Committee of the Privy Council for Trade, praying foe inquiry into the existing system of telegraphic communication —Northern Whig. ...

... CARLETON, Inspector and Secretary, 22, Marlboro’-street, Cork. January, 1865. (282) War is proclaimed in Berkshire against the Whigs. Is it Mr. Bouverle or Mr. Walter that will have to go? The Conservatives have one member (Mr. Benyos) but they want another ...

... opposed. How often even by O’Connku. himself were not the Tories declared to be more tolerable than the base, brutal and bloody Whigs”! No one minded him, for his false tongue had ceased to command respect; but that was his “cue:” he had object in it, and so ...

... everybody knows and everybody anticipates. It isalao to be remarked that the old complaint which was so strongly made against the Whig Government of 1840 bids fair to renew itself. The Government without Lord Palmerston, and with the addition of Lord Clarendon ...

... Gladstone will insure her spoliation, at least, and, very possibly, confiscation. Yet, this the juncture selected by the Whigs far attempt upon the Dublin University. Just when the Nestor of the Liberals is superseded, and his successors has warned that ...