... drive tbe Whigs from office. went into Parliament an independent member, prepared support only the party that would introduce remedial measures for Ireland, aud the honorable gentleman entered into a detail his reasons why thought the Whigs not the best ...

... break, break, Gladstone, thy bridges and boats And 1 would that 1 could cancel Those two confounded votes. Oh ! »cll for the Whigs end for That Di«ry ie etill in the way; And veil for all that Malmesbury Cannot come in to-day. And the angry Bright deehimat ...

... L tter Lord Join Rnasell, Who carried the Eccleeiastical Titles 811 Tie Whigs. Who said Tenant-tight wrong 1 Lad Palmerston. Who have the L isfr people abort Tenant-right The Whigs. Who refused Chart r to the Catholic University Lord P.dinerstoD. Who raised ...

... Ptf IT RT. THE EARL’S QUEST. There was an earl of ancient blood, the antique temper too ; Chief the rare old Tories, the Whigs U> woo; And lhe name the earl was Stanley, With S.nith prefixed thereto. He tried the gentle Granville, Who all men think so ...

... propottions that prevailed before the advent of the Whigs to office 1852. It is high lime that the people of Ireland should impress this duty their representatives; to preserve them from the continuance of Whig taxation, and not that they should become tho ...

... assurances of Mr BEtaHT that everything is arranged. The Whigs hate the Radicals—they grudge them place, and would never give them power. Thus there are once two sources of difficulty. The Whigs are indignaut Lord Haetinqton being over in favour of MrGoscaEH ...

... Mr. M‘K*sna so ably represents. Mr. M‘Kenxa then challenges the supporters of the Whigs in the following manner •* I will thank the advocates and apologists of the Whigs, iu view of those two positions, to reconcile the conduct of the Wing Governments ...

... was rather amused the letter which saw in your paper Friday, and expected to Hud it written by some man of note among the Whigs, hut when I looked at the signs • ture, I was surprised to find that it was only Johnny Quinlan who sought to magnify his own ...

... away put an additional pound tax itiou on the country (A voice, dawn with the Whigs, cheers). Nor istlrs all the member for Yougiril also showed. Whdst duriug the recent Whig administration the taxation England, prosperous, wealthy England, were increased ...

... FENIAN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Monday. —Yesterday labouring man John Croaby, in the employment of the County Down Railway Company, was urreflted hut lodging*, illy nmearrett, by Hexd-constable Lamb and three of the constabulary, on ...

... power—to join it openly, and to quit like men the party they have betrayed. The Daily Telegraph says the negociations with Whigs and Adnllamitea have alike failed, anti the new Cabinet will probably be tho Cabinet of 1859, plus Lord Cranbourno. Mr. Lowe ...

... thereto. This shews that Mr. la has some faint notion that the Whigs arc not quite the thing, and that the > Tories may aft r all. bo better, more able, and I more honest statesmen than the Whigs. E**- J monde and Bigwell shrunk with horror from the idea ...