... Election Pamphlet issued tho Press tins week has fallen like a l»mb into the Whig camp is entitled, Against whom will youVotei beingan answer by Irish Catholic” to the Whig Government pamphlet, “Forwhomwill youvotel” swer has created sensation in Dublin ...

... Commons. Hence as Tralee has, as yet, at least, refused to accept a successor for Mr, O’llagan from the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” the matter remains open waiting the result of farther intrigue and dodging. If the independent electors of Tralee could be ...

... the hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that no ...

... months’ imprisonment, while the third was fined one month’s imprisonment. REPRESENTATION OF THE CO. ANTRIM. Belfast, Northern Whig under- ...

... by persons who might shew no more consideration for him than is shewn for Lord Russell. The sum of it is, as we are have a Whig Ministry we may as well have Lord Russell anybody else, and far better than the man whom the Times has been trying to thrust ...

... life assurance office, with a Whig M.P. for its chairman; but, even with traditional Whig assurance to help on, it, too, fell into decadence, ami, in the fulness of time, was wound-up under the Joint-Stock Companies’ Act. A Whig vestryman (a noisy, obstreperous ...

... barley growers instead the Chinese cultivators, and complains that the Budget still leaves the financial legisla tion of the Whigs invidious, partial and selfish. The Timet does not deny that every single proposal of the Chancellor the Exchequer is likely ...

... oub'ic semce: if the reDOrts which circulate in certain quarters prove to lie correct the coming will reveal one of the ntos- Whig that has ever been broujht under the notice of the public. The Opposition having waited some weeks for the L()nl Chancellor ...

... therefore, believe you a Whig Mi- ' so ii it their suffrages for the second ti . . nisterialist, and diseutitled to the votes of all Inshuien, returned r f Sried out the always been neglected in,po- ). Verished, and oppressed by Whig Governments, and Commons ...

... maintain the balance of the State The end we are all agreed in. The strength, the happiness, the prosperity of the country. Whig and Tory alike are anxious for. The means they differ about, but on the end they are agreed. means fenced those of Mr. Gladstone ...

... Smith, tlie Conservative candidate, would undoubtedly have been returned with Mr. Mill were it not for tho coalition of ttie Whig candidate (Captain Grosvenor) with the latter. The gallant captain maintained aristocratic hautmr, so far Mr- Mill was concerned ...

... expected in the whitewasbing of the real delinquent—Lord Westbury. Who would believe that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the Government were right m packing the Committee. A ...