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... filled by Sir James Graham. Sir Francis Raring, Mr. Ellice, and other devotees of the Whigs, but latterly eeixed theAdulUmitoo, Lowe, Peel, anil Bouverie. The other Whig* who have this week riven same notice as Mr. Bouverie are Lord Grosvonor, Mr. Wentworth ...
... plan them Tbs Whig took tbs same toss. ’■ Drire the beSttge Ena land. Wheo I rosolotioo eiprastiiig tbs regret the Hoass the decline tbs Irish and that the aorenuaent weald, girioff eaptornwot, eadesroar to hasp the people boms, of the Whig Toted against ...
... electors of the county of Dublin lately, and themwould not be half so liberal** Mr. Wafcduo*. declared himself to be Whig”— a constitutional Whig. He ntterly repudiated the idea of being admirer of democracy. Tot, alnee the death Alderman Dilloj, has bean ...
... appeared before this county, to U Whig wm to rejection. How it appears that nothing Whig will suit. I therefore maintain with great respect tUt it the Imdevi of opinion this country who Uve changed andnotma. The Whig* never given anything but prniaisea ...
... • DANE BrHE»T, DDBLIn. nothing in the future but despair. Wo may well infer that the reported •übnuasioa of other represen Whig familie* and constituencies is as unfounded the story Earl Gbobvbnor’s recantation. ...
... '-Uiccd expressed m» opinion ' Turned would efTeclually destroy the ,h - ,; ‘Whigs party. A vast ncce* ' luiJucnce and power would toi > '■ , party, but the loss would id Whigs rather than upon the Coo- U|, ‘ Then* would but two powerful >-' r ' l V ...
... al Whigs. The arguments advanced, in the name of *' the many, against the Church Ireland, was equally and palpably available against the Church in England. Earl Russell is compelled to yield to the Manchester School one day, and to tbe old Whigs in ...
... the general good their country. Ha asked wtot tod tto Whig* done for Ireland ?—tto w*. k*a*- (TJroans.) Ha referred to tto famine year, and said that no remedial maamira had been introduoad by tto Whig Oorenimont, and sz- hie eurprise that Boman Catholics ...
... 3TBitET, •'> Qomo. th* Lord LtepUßWt, TfcoOoßnacdcr ...
... tW .J.»ti l .atioo* roil to Londonderry, Ballymena. &o. The parlies had the appearance beiooging the farming olaaa. Sorthem Whig. AiliiKaTS IN CLONAKILTY. Friday two m«n earned Joremiah McCarthy, •Z« ...
... rinderpest, and I understand preacribod for the diaaaae she was afflicted with. THE REPORTED OUTBREAK ULSTER. The XortAern Whig states that there the ■lightest trace of disease among the cattle in the supposed infected districts. The farmers are nioi’Kuly ...
... Great Britain has been only ratio of 17 per cent. Now. that second poailioa, and 1 will thank Whigs, view of these two positions, to reooscilo the conduct of Whig Government, and Mr. Gladstone as their Chancellor the Exchequer, with any possible theory of ...