... perplexity maintained by the Liberal party. The Advertiser says ;—lt seems to be very certain that with the aid given by the Whig malcontents the Conservatives can throw out the bill. The Post asserts that the delay wliich circumstances or an error of programme ...

... little doubt that, in connection witli tho hist Election for the County Cork, the local Tory expended over £lO,OOO, whilst tho Whig Candidate from Calcutta) probably disbursed double mat sum, besides indirect expenditure to far greater amount. Thus Irish ...

... Glass, &c., belonging to the same Matter, Sale at 12 o’clock. P. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer. Cork, 12th July, 1866. (2807) The Whigs did not know the secret of success: they did not do enough for their Party. We thought they had been fairly “liberal” in this ...

... results, be cheaply purchased by some disappointment and delay. It was owing to nothiog else than the partial overbearing of that Whig element Mr. Gladstone, after the removal of Lord Palmerston, that a new understanding and new relations were lately being ...

... the last was iu October, ISs9.—Munster News. THE WHIGS OF AULP LANG SYNE. (THE PREMIER AND THE NEW PEERS.) Should auld supporters forgot, And never brought to mind Should uuld Whigs remembered not By Whigs of auld lans syne I For auld lung syne, my friends ...

... PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLAD- STONE. Belfast, Thursday. —Tho Ulster Observer says tire announcement which appeared in the Northern Whig on Tuesday is, we believe, quite premature. No such arrangement lias been made, and steps have yet been taken in tho matter ...

... the peaker upon Bulwer Lyttou, and for at least ten minutes after he rose there was one of those continued cheers from the Whigs and Conservatives which are rarely heard in the House cf Commons. But the Government were now in a fix. They had put up the ...

... very long; for, the Priests are not satisfied with the National Board and would much prefer a separate grant, of course, the Whigs will give it to them I But these gentlemen with their declaration” will only give such Oovcrnment we have, the means of fencing ...

... of Ireland 1 The Whigs, again, are a highly respectable party, and every member of that party is useful in his station, as a country gentlemen as the highest Conservative in Ireland, But I think they will agree with me that the Whigs do not influence ...

... ADVERTISER. TUESDAY MORNING, AL’RIL 24, 18G6. It requires a great deal of oratory to convince the people of all they owe to the Whigs, and to in' duce them to shew their sense of the obligation by returning members to support them. And that they owe a great ...

... and the same time slackened their party organisation.— Saturday Review. The Spectator thinks Mr. Bright is supplying tho Whigs with an excellent reason for accepting Tory Reform Bill. By insisting on the necessity for extensive redistribution wolf as ...

... will felt those societies, well as the Sailors Home. The reason which weighs so strongly with the Priests in their support of Whig candidates ought to weigh with every honourable man against it. That reason is, that the late Government not only did everything ...