... Whig. His attention was directed to this T. by a friend of his who had a 1 county of Cork, and who asked him whet had influence in getting crown livings country (a laugh). He replied that h it, ‘ition nothing to do with appointments of that kit that in ...

... and in old In 2 uch Lord Palmerston was a staunch ‘ory, in h ing advanced yeers an ardent Whig, and in lis De a strong compound of both, fi iting the Tor under a Whig banner, and battle of nt 18 under the banner of “rest and be 1etro- ful.” These, no doubt ...

... CONTEMPORARY PRESS. THE SoBTHERX WHIG.) The Presbyterians of the General Assembly, headed their Moderator, have once more visited Dublin errand which every one b«t themselves most feel degrading to them, both personally, and as the members of a Chun which ...

... placed of complet taching themselves from English part, precise style of administration mig indeed be that of the official Whigs ; general system of the latter is ever injurious to the interests of the ¢ largely understood. The administra Iréland, upon ...

... rebellious States with or without Davis, ami honestly to treat for peace the basis of submission to the Union. The Richmond Whig says, the South, if subjugated, would never join the North to fight against England. The Board of supervisors has sent another ...

... period of (num. history. Tt also appears that for the pr they have both played out their hands. Tories in resistance, and the Whigs ix cession orcajolery. Thus itis, that the pr Parliament meets in the last year of it T istence, without any distinction of ...

... placed dent band secured also the fortune nt and day. Now, the lrish popular membe somewhat of this position with regard atue of Whig and Tory belligereuts in Englan . Four have, naturally and fairly, certain 1 of the for the and religious objects of their ...

... of name. With that curious felicity | DAY). Con crediting great names through the w the their modern representatives, whic Whigs have illustrated in the case o t ago, we find them putting up Lord Charl pe- count crammed with undigested and indig of 14 ...

... emigration which is fast tating their country, and the non-exter at their commerce and manufactures, 1 their ly attributed to Whig misgover hould ut, it must also be admitted, in no sma sure to an absurd and ridiculous pride, y nor . The induces the sons ...

... at common law, and the magistrates difficulty as to the were t Mrs hat being so, the it Lord Derby, t irand Stanley, as the Whig Secretary for Irel »kson, a measure against rty process or and time when there had been rioting in th clearly showing that ...

... should take exceptio absence of any ise of parliamentary but, at the same time, the hon. membe ® have remembered that the hi Whig party for the last thirty years that of pledges loosel given and taneously broken. In paint of fact, a V office was an ugly ...

... pursuit of s ns OF objects clearly detined, willing to receive « all quarters, it as yet, e be any aid, or promise of aid, from Whigs or other Again, we have been accused of having abi It is the vital principle of independent those s and Now, here is what we ...