... Naw Doc} LAw nr IRKLAND.—Every dog has his day, but of a good many of our Irish curs the days are numbered (says the Northern Whig). The new Dog Act which comes into force on the first of next month ought to have an effect in bringing down the price of ...

... with skeleton key, and sends off * hls a bid tut •.it ,i f hce, lest evasion might be detected? is not v ,1 that even the old Whig rulers of Ireland 'bit the have Been a Viceroy with a shamrock in his hat: L 1 0 to watch rein- gUa ...

... s evident wish avoid all that might endanger the success of the Bill - his statement about the doleful anxiety of the old Whigs—all show how very far from sanguine even he is of the passing of such a measure during the coming session. Prussia evidently ...

... member might say much, and it is a matter for sincere regret that the consideration thus freely promised for the expected Whig measure was not honestly and fairly given to that Reform Bill of Lord Derby's which, to say the least, would have far more ...

... a confession by Lord Russell that I each party was hound in recognizance, to keep the peace.— 1 as regarded statesmen the Whig party was needy woes Samuel James Clemente was then charged by his mother Otit. If the Government treated reform feebly, it ...

... NEw Doo LAW IRELAND. —Every dog has his day, but of a good many of our Irish curs the days are numbered (says the Northern Whig). The new Dog Act which comes into force on the first of next muuth ought to have an effect in bringing down the price of ...

... atg one of our party, hat to _ grid kw voids of commander, and he wounded him slightly. WA to to decide upon our fate, and to Whig that on the morrow we should ha tin man imagine what was the Improados orolsood by wards on the mind of one who ham • when ...

... New Doo LAW IN IRELAND.—Every dog has his day, but of a good many of our Irish cure the days are numbered (says the Northern Whig). The new Dog Act which comes into force on the first of next mouth ought to have an effect in bringing down the price of ...

... Stanley—from the Opposition. Suppose that all the old Whigs —and Ido not speak of them without respect, because in times past tho country lias had great service from many them —but suppose the old Whigs were quietly deposited with all symbols of national ...

... your projects pursue, And this noble Idea keep ever in TIM ; Let but Numbers and Noise the ascendancy gain, And then beds Whigs and Tories, on Salisbury Plain, Will lie Down, down,—all of you down! ODs OWN FISESIDIL—The January number of this ciever anti ...

... of the Radicals in any measure they may propose, though they may willing to a little farther than the lleat-and-be-thankful Whigs, from whom the noble lord who gave litis phrase has now apparently seceded. What expect to sec is rather weak compromise which ...

... settled long since. A rumour has gone round some of the papers, emanating from the Scotantaw, • sort of secondary organ of the Whigs, that the Ministry propose to deal in their Reform Bill only with the subjeet of suffrage extension, postponing the equally ...