... was honoured by an invitation from his old friends to a feast in the capital, was formerly one of our Irish difficulties. The Whig Government of 1848 tried hard to convict him as a rebel. er at least as a seditious plotter against the commonwealth; but they ...

... the family of Hawkins, the poor boatman, who has sailed in every part of the world to drowned near his own home.— Northern Whig. Eowbyism in the House of Commons.— Thero have been more rows” in the House of Commons during the present session than in any ...

... LECT NEW. W8xX¥FoRD.—There are good reasons for believing that Sir James Power will contest the county in the Whig in- terest at the impending election. A correspondent informs us that he understands that party will put forward two candidates, but we ...

... Chester upon Liberal principles. Except on Irish questions, it would hard to decide which is now the Liberal” party in England—Whigs or Tories. But about Irish Tories there is no mistake; they are well known their colours. A deputation consisting of the heads ...

... contest may’ divested of the religious rancour and personal allusions which have been as y’et tho only weapons used by’ the Whig agents against \oung resident tjentlcmm pre-eminent amongst the citizens for kindness, liberality, and untarnished honor. I ...

... There was more excitement last time, for then the Whigs intended to throw out the Tories, but if we are to judge from the Buckinghamshire mavi- festo, the are not now really intending to throw out the Whigs. Contests always bring out party feeling, but it ...

... without deriving corresponding benefits from foreign commerce. Of course, in the pages of Blackwood a diffe- rent review of Whig measures is not to be expected. The chapters of the story, Miss Majoribanks, are interesting as usual, Once a Week. Brapsuny ...

... Gladstone will insure her spoliation, at least, and, very possibly, confiscation. Yet, this the juncture selected by the Whigs far attempt upon the Dublin University. Just when the Nestor of the Liberals is superseded, and his successors has warned that ...

... was more excitement lad time, for then the Whigs intended to throw out the Tories, but, if we are to judge from the Bucklughamshire maul- . feste, the Tories are not now really intending to throw out the Whigs. Contests always bring out party feeling, ...

... economy, notwithstanding the o,mbined resistance of all the old-fashioned Conservative dons. The Young Party does apt call itaeli Whig, far leas Redkal ; and in its ranks are to be found not a few men of learning and ability, who would repudiate either party ...

... wilderness until they have grown used to it, and rather like it than otherwise: and it it were onl? for civility’s sake, the Whigs and Peelites can say less of their own contentment, with uncontested possession of the land flowing with official milk and ...

... will be to oust the present Ministry as soon as possible, and amendments to the address will be their modus operandi. As the Whigs are intensely patriotic, and correspondingly troublesome in Opposition, they would be sure to insist on keeping the new Government ...