... LORD WHAENCLIFFK ON THE HUDSON’S BAY COMPANY. TO BDITrtK OF IRISH TIMES. Sib,—n»o Whigs have giren the etoreotypod reply on the monopoly of the Hudson's Bay Company to Lord Whamcliffe’a motion the Lords that they , will do nothing. Compare the colonial ...

... backward the safe Liberal movements of twenty or thirty years ago. But, as may be inferred, these patrician families were Whigs, and are Whigs to the present day; quiet, mild, respectable “Liberals’ of the old school. In this respect, it seems to us, they have ...

... among the manifold delinquencies of the Whig Cabinet this shameful case nepotism will remembered. Public interests should not sacrificed to serve family purposes. A notorious case of ecclesiastical jobbery by Whig prelate reated a sensation not long since ...

... a vacancy created in the re- presentation of that borough, and the usual advertisements were put forth, One was—‘ Wanted, a Whig for the borough of ‘Tralee. Apply to the Square” (laughter). Another was—“ Wanted, a Tory for the borough of ‘I'ralee. Apply ...

... the short interval of 1858, when Lord Derby was in power), the government these countries had been the hands of the present Whig ministry. The leaders of that ministry were Lord Palmer-ton and Mr. GUdstone—Lord Pall mertton was omnipotent in foreign matters ...

... 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. ...

... gentleman became candidate for the borough—at least, people gave this the reason of the breaking off of hia contract by the Whigs. Their own excuse was that the Belgian Government engaged to perform the duty at lower rate ; and I recollect they were put ...

... Surely, Fenian Brotherhood in America have been led to form a wrong estimate of the state of popular feeling in this country. WHIG ARTIFICES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATION. Febraary 15. Dear Sir —That there may be no misconception with regard to the few remarks ...

... known whether the Conservatives will start one or two candidates, but they say one seat will be certainly wrested from the Whigs. The result of the -contest will probably depend upon the voting of Mr. Murphy's , and Lord Massereeue's knar t*. If they are ...

... 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 ...

... Duuruuo. The New Pamphlet. The Fenian Brotherhood. Paces 425-4'V> Corefsponoencb —A Letter to the Priests and People-of Ireland-Whig Artifices, &c. The New Movemc.nt Meeting at Newcastle West. St. Patrick’s Day M-mchestcr. Catholic Church— Tho Late Cardinal ...

... remedy-I believe The only chance for Ireland is to turn out the Whigs. Let DOo man be returned by any constituency in Ireland who will net pledge himself to do all in hit power to put the present Whig government out ot offie. Let this be put forward as the primary ...