... Connioghl we are ennplemioded race, in wicked w.yc the poltlical world, U.ble pnl .bar. of faith profeaatoaa. Still, whan a Whig S.rg..ot..tdj.- geotlemon of •Mteity >n «be walk* of political preferment—makea bi* first bow •“o « deeUrstion that hia wbola ...

... they .re Limn. oow. Thne, th.t . good Gorernm.nl org.ni.m. not• meohani.in. i. only onr modern which experience he. taught the Whig, la.t, that Conetitnlion. are not made, a,,, grow. Überty of ooneeienoe. the balance between the power, of the State, reptewntalie ...

... town. His death, therefore, le«*c» blank which will be felt for long time amongst nearly all classes the commanl y —Soith rn Whig. A subscription, limited to 20 centimes for each tubacriher. been opened Italy, to present to Garibaldi gold medal, bearing ...

... Gladstone will insure her spoliation, at leaat. and, very possibly, conhsoalion. Yet, this is the juncture selected by the Whigs for sn attempt upon the Dublin University. Just when tbo Nestor of the Liberals is superseded, and his successor has warned ...

... Hughra to come lorhim are soliciting * . likely that Sir word those l ~ io no mina.ion. Frederick will find it a diffl.oU «hieb Whig «a ow)r g.’, natter get Unty ha* greatly .,n«rtt.o. .doob.. H.. , gJbt , iTmTtoTuU. bin. a. to. »>* •^ r the conclusion that ...

... so recent in our recollection. that turn with a not very logical expectation amusement the b> ...

... upon whom could depend (or an honest vo ...

... We believe tbat the Coneerva live conatituenoiea of Ireland are still true and steady they have always been, and that the Whig-Radical candidate* develops more plainly their programme,—aad they must do ao aa the straggle approaches,—there will no doubt ...

... because, Tboogb all cry down eell, none mean* His own self io literal sense. Tory inflate* committed e greet mieteke ; belong to Whig. Tory. Redietl. or Coneerre ire ptrty ; eimply belonged to the Irieh P«ty* On Tneedey ereryfbing p»s«ed off qaietlj ; there ...

... that if any such promise wae given all, wa» given time when Mr. Roeefll wea committed to the foriberanee of the aehemea *1 the Whig Radical party ; and the eonditiooa aoder which lb* alleged promia* waa mada, med* et ell, being now changed, Colonel Vendeleor ...

... of the name popularity of theiv cbisf ; for if were die before it tekea place, there would neither be policy nor leader for Whigs, end many would openly join the Ceceervative rinka whom tbe prestige of Lord Palmerston's political aagacity, aed even fri ...