... Ireland When drat he had the honour of appearing on that., hnstinga he had been opposed so a Whig. Ou that oolwaion, and afterwards, he declared that be was not • Whig, and that he belonged to party, but that ho would give his support, or oat of parliament ...

... Fir►t Claw Iron Steam HOLTIOOD. LIM 'SICK, ALISoIDa a , Rosa, As under, subject to he conditions specified in tilos Bills of Whig, Receipts tad Passeuger 'tickets, dc.i and the Company hereby give Notice that they will only receive Goods said l'asservers ...

... the lose jig. Pattern* ars held on mos. stmt• or the place or meeting, u u Ireland. Mr eh., homer'. reprearsted Tipperary a Whig or Librrdl, no• annul forward u Tory. • (h the determination about by Lord Dotty to act ea prim:l44 , nut to hot end to the ...

... hands of the frt.!' Cal holm members to save or them to the mercies of Mr Gad•tone, and there le no sopatenet the bnioches of Whig admiutetretioo, for th0h0 the interest. of the Holy hoe, and ties guaraotee of the temporal power beyond say queetioos. ...

... Ministry are arise they will not attempt twister a promote:um from couutry b Euglaud or Scotisud' IL:aviation not an Inherent Whig ♦irtue ; there an swans of aloe and Live of power, and albeit the Chamellur of Eao is oo igoobly us of the latter, be has b-ou ...

... always four. BAollalf.—The (Huey contract came from the Tories, but was spoiled iogeniourly by the Whigs, sir; Garibaldi cheered mightily by the same Whigs; but Disraeli, sir, manfully refused to so the old freebooter, the man who fight. wherever there ...

... Pe-I Mamoru scoffs at propositions and promises. It his lost sll faith iu imperial probity It believes in no party, Tory or Whig. Wnen last session it sew a Isod-bill opposed, • church measure rtdi tided, a scratch of a pen denied to a charter for the ...

... only maintain it by a coalition. Rats could be coaxed by the eroton oil of office from the Liberal party, but the leading Whigs would scarcely commingle with the Conservatives on the conditions which would be implied. If they did, the compromise Gould ...

... wide-gigid pipulanty ineffective, it appears to me that • concerned and effort was resorted to, I hope in Nt.ther Tory nor Whig caudidatea, eves %Wiled and combined, will be soli:toot, when the day pumas, to defeat the chosen sod favourite of the people—the ...

... eleven o'clock, when the Vicar-General quietly and tranquilly breathed his laid, after • brief Out painful Hine.. promroce, the Whigs bad iticreased the taxation of host to extent. During thirts•ii years the taxation the heroine property road maltsfacture of ...

... grievance nor one em-s cf omiplaine the mother ooutitri ; savr, korbei a, a hen he avowed hia conviction that no tun statesman, or Whig or Tory, could desert tho oulorty, or Aloe, it to &It into the all and eresurditiea of direr rabubbcs I O'Sbanasay'a apeenh ...

... year. Ike would oot coop°. Tag Naws be any tbrawlug of our cap for the new revolution in thaernine-street; ae only know the Whig. sod Habeas, Corpus men tame I done no gaol to Irelani. We have very little eyes- I pathy (and this in the case of WAS moo ...