... basinets. Tbe abolition of this Coart is qaestion of least £20,000 jeer to tho country ; and if no lawyer, either Conservative or Whig, will take it np and deal with it as statesman should, Chancellor of (be Exchequer must do it himself. ...

... liability lo libel one of the incidents of their position. A Whig statesman expects mercy from the Tory journals, and the Tory •tateeman is prepared fur unmeasured denunciations from the Whigs. Whether the liberty of political comment has not degenerated ...

... pledges Uke peas,' has determined to foist npoo Tipperary. Mr. Moore’s address, when first issued, was most artfully moulded. Whig, Tory, or Independent Opposition had something in it to minister to their respective deeirec. Chameleon-like, was reedy to ...

... withoot official qoslificatisns. It opposes the encouragement nuofficisl peace missions, and declares that the object of the Whig hes little hope that the North is prepared grant terms acceptable to the Sooth, and nrees victorious preparations for war. ...

... yet kcown whether tbe Conserva'ives will start one or two candidates, bat they say one at will be certainly wre-ted from tbe Whigs. This may be so, bat it does not appear that any exertions are being male to storm the strongtnli of Whigism asppiog or mining ...

... time, the bon. member ought to have remembered that tbe history of the Whig party for las’ years had been that of pledges'loosely given and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, Whig in office was an nglv dog well muzzled. He eompl lined that no hope ...

... There was vacancy creaU4.in the representation of that borough, and the usual advertisements were put forth. One waa Wanted, Whig for the borough to the Square. (Laughter). Another WafKed. a Tory for the borough of Tralee. Apply the residence of certain ...

... Rtiendance. The resideree of Prlrli vrl Lrh of occupied the oeition held by Holland House daring the leet (reneretion of the Whigs; it ihe rßll>mg spot soi Isboraloiy for and reform. Escapb op a SoHßAmoLiST.—Abont one o'clock Monday morning the inhabitants ...

... association, and (he difficulties which many botieai men entertained to join it. It bad been said asaoekUoQ waa compoaej of Whigs. Well, be IheagUttbat do member tl>« oecapiei place under tbe (jot?ru-Tent, for himself he believed that there was very little ...

... Irishmen «ntb want of seif-reliaace, and assnrae that bad no responsibility whatever io the matter. Gover.-.ments, whether Whig or Tory, were too much inclined to into partnership with Providence in these mattr-rs. If bat vests were favourable and abundant ...

... that it should bo 'imposed r.f two. However, was then insisted (bought, by Lor I J. Rowell, that thrre l,oold three, an ihe Whigs r# determioed the point, the larger nnmber had to ioaerted enm'nitlee. There had naturally been a great off iu the business ...

... the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, bad been to this living of I’arraby, and ther-t ‘»«e objection that knew to this excellent Whig. His attention was directed to this living friend of bis who had large property in the ooauiy Cork, and who asked him whether ...