... O'Docnell, and the nomineeof the bishops. Mr. Monaghan, who opposed him, was the more obnoxious to the electors as a thoroughgoing Whig. The election is another disappointment to the Gladstone party in Ireland. The numbers are ?? *-*••* £„;-_ _ - _ .. ?? ryrr ...

... pretences the most trivial. Since that period various similar efforts have been made, and these courts have been treated by Whig law legislators with a sort of suppressed contempt which is really marvellous, considering the credit they often claimed for ...

... Leath and E fall la and • MO sportsv. now faith-, oat al ri•lti the . taw a. le the the Dan. at S mereet give • et to the Whig er ot an l h • staff uo her p tne of Wellington. U. the WS of it.. hely invected tb. minas ea shore. sod eltrr the It lel V ...

... freely meet and shake h.nds in their private capacity. The heat and fury of an election contest is no sooner over than we see Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical, all joining heartily in some national demonstration or aiding in the celebration of some ...

... their diet, aod Is. 4d. to Is. Bd. for binders constituted no very excessive tariff.” A traveller, in letter to the Northern Whig, gives the following description of the crops in the south and west of Ireland, as viewed from a railway carriage:— ‘‘From ...

... many respects, with the perfect independence of the bench, and all this time, from 1856 to 1864, the proclaimed purpose of the Whig Law Reformers was to multiply, instead of diminish, the annual total of suits, for the relief of the Superior Courts and the ...

... freely meet and shake hznds in their private capacity. The heat and fury of an election contest is no sooner over than we see Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical, all joining heartily in some national demonstration or aiding in the celebration of some ...

... this year. We may mention here that there is no appearance of tbe cattle plague this or other parts of the country. —Belfait Whig. Railway Accidents and Delays.— A collision ocaurred on the Great Northern Railway on Wednesday evening near Colnsy Hatch. ...

... awaked Club OM a 'kora. the c•Ole the of both Clubs of • supper, provide.' three ni the el the Raattall Working Mat's CIO, the Whig sweat is • tooriviel sod with the 4 barWaWy, at tisk* with National Maws. Mot • Dot b Wtoten b 11.01 and b MAW e 11.41.04 Yards ...

... candidate—the way I did not wish them to get out of it ; hut it no more necessitated your sequence, therefore Vote for the Whigs, than it did Vote that the Editor of the TABLET is a bad logician. You seem not to have been aware that the Conservative ...

... got the preference over that In the bush. I know I came in for No. lin the Hotel de Runde the other night at Frankfort—No. 1 Whig . neither more nor less than a sitting-roomy bedroom, drawing-nom, and boudoir, St fors prince's family, simply because the ...

... maintain that the Liberal, or, rather, the Whig party, have no more right to be considered the authors of the free-trade system than of the Factory Acts. But we incline to a different theory altogether. If the Whig s and Yankee Democrats of M r . B r i g ...