... over : Miehs*lm«s Isru bat almsat its slloitsd coarss ; tad tbs Lord Chief Jottics tbs Qasoo't Beoeb, attorlj rfgsrdlsts of Whig txpocUUooA, bos tbs aapsrdoosbls oflaoos of baing still aliva. Nay. still mors hsinsns, bs eootioßss in tbs toll pososssioo ...

... congregations, ither eoriptions objecte, tetmiog. „ of-tiju- old method* for uu-.xf inVh ■church- is not such rr'* titioner of the Whig w.>iiki thrust l .. nsiLivfi I'atient. The acute!} SeU , t , .r, ji friends of the and it is ,, ~f jr.unfls, shilling!', ftlu-t ...

... the Councillorship. But the Whig caucus has nominated men to oppose both the Lord Mayor aud:Mr. Mayne—viz., Mr. W. L. Joynt, agent of| Lord Anally, and Mr. Frederick Hamilton, electioneering or registry agent for the Whig party in the County Dublin. Mr ...

... its strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should be disappointed, if the country should fall back into the old Whig-Radical class and party combination, he believed that a government would be formed which would at once avow its determina- ...

... DUBLIN: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1866. WHIG and Tory in England are not nearly so well defined party distinctions as Democrat and Republican in America. The Whig is often confounded with the Tory, and the Tory with the Whig, but no American confounds the Republican ...

... naturally 'urued upon that subject. The clergyman i- id he thought the Csstle was adopting a course calculated to injure the Whigs in popularity, and not provocative admii-ation. The gentleman quite agreed with hint, and aaiii thought they were carrying ...

... peerage. Mr. Chichester Fortesems succeede to the Chief-Secretaryship. Mr. Fortescue has always been an obedient follower of the Whigs, but he will probably do as little harm to the interests of this country, as anyone that could be selected for the post, and ...

... house is tottering to its fall, the rats that were its inhabitants make all possible speed to take to themselves fresh homes. Whigs have ever been remarkable for a similar prescience. They get so warm and snog offio*. they enjoy pre eminence so strange and ...

... EAT VINE OLD Iltt . ol. fut.: . 5 too., .rally , 60:0 at 18.• aad ,00. Ida do EXCELLENT NO KIA. yeors d I ts do GOOD WHIG: KT Ids do A disco. , of per Gal snowed purchasers (for Coto of lidls snot opwarolt of the antra. Always a Ivan Stock .1 Whotkeya ...

... w«* published yesterday. Since that memorable day, twenty yearsago. upon which. in thelastdying strangles of tbs Melbourne Whigs, ...

... conditions. £lu DUBLIN . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, IMS. THE RADICAL TRIUMPH ! Whig and Tory in England are not nearly well defined party distinctions Democrat ind Republican in America. The Whig is often confounded with the Tory, and the Tory with the WTiig, but ...

... authority that Mr. Charles ay on will in all probability be brought forward Mayor for Belfast for the year 18 ...