... Italy, and the montane organ of the time assailed the Whig ( ment as treating with contempt Roman Catholic and interests. The same parties, with strange sistency, now turn round and support a Whig Cai Major O'Reilly, on the occasion referred to, char ...

... hat he ‘THe REFORM BILL. SS significance, m that | The Advertiser says it seems to be very certain that, ,straw, | aid of the Whig malcontents, the Conservatives can t the bill. The Post asserts that the delay which circumstance error of programme, have ...

... imitated. Sir E. Bulwer Lytton also appealed to the moderate Whigs to be wise in time,” and to be true to the independence and traditions” of their party. It ill becomes the descendants of the Whigs of 1688 to found in company with their present associates ...

... Government, of which, on this occasion, he wa about the States, rities, and Europe with He reviewed the ec es eet Whig hours of labour in spite of Whig Goverat end the irs 8 oe = am. (Cheers.) were knew no’ classes, of which Mr. Mill and Mr. Haghes on . believe ...

... leagued themselves with the Whigs as preferable Tories, but however profitable the convexion maj been tor a few place-hanters and for Romish ecc tical interests, it was found not to work well for Ir Heavy taxation is the Whig boon that the natio experienced ...

... on his outlay, and has just sold the plot of Neod snything torther be ald of te growing prosperity an: 7 it fast ?—Northern Whig. _ 7 A Max Cuarcep wrra 40 Ronpertes,—At the Prestor Court oa Monday, mas named committing an ordinary robberies. soner has ...

... representing the two parties, Conservati Constitutional Whigs, who fought the battle Earl Russell, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Bright chances are in favour of such a Government: wh Lord Derby and the old Whig Peers are agreed is the best course. It would only be ...

... (UK I.oM>uNI»MIUY SENTINEL, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1866. gain twenty Culleoite* and lo*« the Scotch Whig*. They •re the fair way of losing all character into Hie bargain The opinions that have been axprewad are an indication of the gathering alorm. ...

... obliy the Daily Express, Saunders's News-Letter, Freeman's Trish Times, the Medical Pressand Circular, General Ac Belfast Daily Whig, Daily News-Letter, Banner of Ulst ‘Sentinel, Derry Guard.an, Cork Southern Keporter, Con ~Heratd Waterford Mail, Clonmel 7 ...

... Government is th ained | practical. It is stated, too, that the Conservative | | and foremost men of the old Constitutional Whig ‘en tO | are ready to come to an arrangement. Lord De . will | Lord Stanley, is ready to form a Ministry if su rwise as Lord ...

... to that assistance, should necessity for such actior This is creditable to the Marquis of Clan tenantry. His Lordship is a Whig noblema maintains the rights of property, and is opposed agrarian nostrums, yet his tenantry rally rou So far as they are concerned ...

... here. The Scotsman of ing:— * Considerable interest has been the | terians of the North of Ireland by the publication in the J Whig of some letters, which disclosed that the Magee Coliege” have, in a sort of clandestine manner, the Irish Government to affiliate ...