... importance do, for have referred to the fact of its existe much for the purpose of discovering 4; do, particuler little coterie of Whig jobber to aim af, a8 10F iy Bl ening. reflections on what @ conference of Iris ary, 875 bere of Parliament ought and what it ...

... being good officials and ready debaters. The however, ove of cousnal difficalty, as eandide ble, and the office must also be Whig-Radicals, and, the antroabled with settled principles. of the Ministers have their work cat oat for thei d them- will spend ...

... te for life. reward of 509 crowns will be pa arrest of any brigaod, snd 1,000 crowns fo from a ture of the chief of a band, Whig pe tn SPAIN. ce, Was taking ander the protection of Spain the neg dome on the African coast opposite Fernando al pas- proclaiming ...

... is the assertion of truth, which cannot be too deeply impre all classes of our countrymer, namely— o'eloch. at hall. oa the Whigs are in power, ¢ vernment of Ireiand muat be in the of the Ultramontane party. There To be lack of evidence of this. Floating ...

... officers of Lord Derby's Gow music to in 1852 Uther plens hb: been proj role which sinee then, and a measure bas been by the Whigs which is now e sol qnest’ ‘ Tornami a nounced a failare ; bot Ireland might bas old I with in a bappier condition at this dey ...

... opiaio unfortanate He talks of a coalition, bat what cam be and wishing tion as union between himself and th h diflerence calls Whigs, whom he has been for years ¢ at, he would abusing ? (Hear, hear.) He does this fears that moderate men would forget ps pendment ...

... absolute control of the educat ere will Roman of Ireland. No one e course rom the ricusly imagined that the boasted liberal Whigs would forbid the purchase of « at 6 per y was 64 phalanx of votes available in the coming or cent. at the trifling expense ...

... family who were present a feeling of interest on their ock, | for the right understandiog the practice have worked hard in the Whig cause. Indeed, it His Exeelleney and Lady Wodehouse, with | of the conrt, aa well as the new rales and orders, both would be ...

... ceremony bee be forward to with esger interest. As on for lar oceagions, the epacious and elegant Di c Jobn of the wes for (be par Whig was tastefally and elaborately decorated. walls were s nomber of appropriate mottoe gentle use of | vices, while the vames ...

... —_ WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From the Morning Post ) Let not the Whigs despair. A Pharaot at Law. arisen who at any rate does know his Josephs, and be has very soon appointed a » Court butler and chief baker from among his old {¢ ore the era. There is jike an ...

... demands, an indreds of other lates. m of intellectual boudage as this | tely they pre- is ench @ syste eless y beaded | g Whig Cabinet headed by a Rasseli is expecte a stable, and once in Ireland. was baried |, or 1 The resalt of sach a pol licy are ...

... the demands for political power, whi have been persuaded to believe they are Dovers instantly to have granted. At the same Whig journals and magezines of differen hark-in for extensions of the franchise 874 8; less important, and {press each their « scription ...