... which Constitutionalists of both sides of the House think it necessary to eliminate from the struggle for power. The union of Whigs and Conservatives, in a combined action against Radicals and Ultramontanists, is the great feature of these events, and it ...

... section of the house influenced by his ability and eloquence, | would transfer their allegiance to the rising star of the | Whig party, and were prepared to make the First Minister | of the Crown the right hon. gentleman the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... us, and we must make our selection. Some people say there is no difference now between Whig and lory. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there are some Whigs verj r like some Tories Slaughter); but in the two candidates that are now offered you ...

... comment upon the oration itself, which is boast over the defeats inflicted by the Liberals the Manchester school upon both Whigs and Conservatives, who, in Mr. Bright'? estimation, are equally effete. He did not appear in Rochdale to enjoy a victory, but ...

... yet been secured The new Methodist Church at Fountainville is completed, and is to be opened on the 23rd instant.—Northern Whig. | An town in Ireland (not even Belfast) has so changed its appearance within the last forty years Enniskillen. It has been ...

... and society, fashions, characters, professions, Parliament and Ministers, ascending oc- casionally even to the Court itself Whigs and Tories, Papists and Dissenters, alike came in for indiscriminate ridicule; the spirit of burlesque spared neither age, ...

... Association. We have abundant evidence before us today that this peculiarity in Irish politics is becoming understood. The Northern Whig, ably commenting on the election, for example, says: The signs are not few that the inferior (Roman Catholic) clergy in this ...

... been brought before the bench on one morning in the recollection of the oldest officer connected with the court. —Northern Whig. M. Thikks's last Speech.—The Independence Beige characterises M. Thiers's last appearance in the following terms: —As regards ...

... also escaped the fire, and are filled with rebel prisoners of war. Most of the editors have fled, especially John Mitchel. The Whig appeared yesterday as a Union paper, with the name of the former proprietor at the head. The theatre opens here to-night. General ...

... ing towards Lynchburg. He very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army. The Richirumd Whig, now a Union paper, says that the evacuation of the city had been progressing for month. The people, however, refused to believe ...

... tholics are not eligible.” All such, whose generic name is Brady, he anathematises and excommuni- cates ; honouring abundantly Whig, Tory, or Papist who honours him or his. An extract or two will illus- trate these peculiarities, and, we hope, afford Irish ...

... Presbyterian, Southern Church- man, and Religious Herald, were burned. The Sentinel office escaped ; so also did that of the Whig. The latter paper, which appeared on Saturday morning stanchly Con- federate, was issued on Tuesday as a hyper-loyal journal— ...