... RP4T WANTS OF THE IRISH PEOPLE, cntion ,he gives vigorous expression to opinions idemi. O'ROM THE NORTHERN whig). cal wi,h ' the ftortheun Whig has always A member of the Statistical ami Social Inquiry consistently advocated. HU home truths spare party ...

... so but for the speech of the Rev. Canon Falvey at the late Liberal meeting. We beard an immense deal at that meeting about, Whigs and Whiggery, But, Sir, we have been for the last thirty years under the benignant influence of Whiggery, and what have we ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to know why Whigs are at in Ireland, we can tell him that at least ona ; reason of their unpopularity is the mode i in which they have played fast and loose with the Irish State Church | | uestion, Whoso eloquent, so ea rnest as the Whigs | when out of ...

... official pocket, or lost or mislaid by some mischance. There might possibly be unwillingnes to serve 2 member of the great Whig party at the expense of one who was only a of the great Ihiberal party, and it was better to make assurance doubly sure by ...

... ay as to which of two Scotch cities is the more drankea : it reminds one of a certain fable of pot and a kettle. —Northern Whig. The Gazette notifies that the Prince of Wales will bold lavees on behalf of her Majesty on the Bth and t3ud of Marchi ...

... REBEL ACCOUNTS. {From the Richmond Whig, Jan. —Evening edition.) Something ol a sensation was produced this lorenoon by a report that an armistice for three months bad been agreed upon. It is not true. On the contrary, we know that shells were flying ...

... pocket, or lost, or mislaid by some mischance, there might possibly be no great unwillingness to serve a member of the great Whig party at the expense of one who was only a member of the great Liberal party, and it was better to make assurance doubly sure ...

... us acquainted of Mr. as Under. of the-Poor Law Board. What a fine thing it is to be « lord, and still more one of the pure Whig blood? You may not mark the in which the appointment has been announced, but it is worth nothing. Lord has not been appointed ...

... impossible to speak too con- fidently upon the subject, but the overwhelming mature of the majority made it pretty evident that Whig and Tory, Radical and Liberal sank their English differ- ences and joined to refuse the appeal made upon behalf of . Amongst ...

... Clerical influence is against the * O,' and in favour of the * Mac The latter, in lact, is now the favoured prefix. There are Whigs as well Nationalists, but fher * Macs’ are the genuine thing—Ultramontane to the marrow. MacSwiney, MacGuire, MacEvoy, MacCann ...