... with the great leaders of the Constitutional Whigs is already pretty nearly matter of history. His communications with Lord Lansdowne remove the question of Lord Derby's willingness to meet the powerful Whig party from the region of conjecture to that ...

... WHIGS OR TORIES. (TO TBI *DITOH or THI OOM IXAMIIfItB.) Sib, —It i« refreshing to read the proceeding* of the Cork Liberal Franchise Association. The plain meaning of the delivered there was, hand over the country body and soul to the Whigs. The miserable ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Whig Cabinet has been save I by the failure of the efforts to assemble Congress iit Paris. They were sure of defeat Oapt motion. However, when lire news arrived that there would Coutereuce, it was thought well not to have a ministerial ...

... DEFEAT OP THE WHIGS. There is dissembling the fact, that tho Reform party, in the recent struggle, has lacked some of the influences which should wielded in tho superior sphere of leadership. It is idle to throw either on Mr. Gladstone’s alleged infirmities ...

... (from the northern whig). Last evening a number the friends of Mr .1. J. Long, late sub-editor of the Veter O&server, met the Wellington Arms Hotel, Castle Lane, for the purpose of presenting him purse •>! previous to his leaving Belfast for more important ...

... WHIG HOWL. When the Freemans Journal of Tuesday last, iu its summary of the adjourned debate on the Government Reformßill,informed usthat “Mr. M‘Kenna spoke in favour of the Bill,” we were stunned by what seemed the first instance of broken faith.” For ...

... THE WHIGS—TURN THE TIDE. We are delighted to find that in Ireland the position taken up against is every coming stronger and stronger '“'i , , the manly speech of Mr. M Kenna at « been received through the length and Ireland, shows that the choice between ...

... A WHIG HOWL. (From the Nation.) When the Freeposets's Journal of Tuesday last, in its summary of the adjourned debate on the Government Reform Bill, informed us that Mr. M'Kenna spoke in favour of the Bill, we were stunned by what seemed the first ...

... Dwindled down to five millions. (Cries of Down with the Whigs.’) Fortunately for ns. that has been done already ; they are down (cheers), and most keep them down (loud cheers). Even ten years of Whig rule carries terrible lesson; let me remind you of its ...

... judges: The new Whig jejuna dentibus titer—rushes at the thought of an elevation from the Bar to the Bench while his friends are in office. He does not even hesitate to suppress facts iii his apparently forced candour. He must, forsooth, be asked the ...

... (From the Northern Whig) Whatever doubt may have existed before the minds of the farmers and the public generally, when the alarming information about the outbreak the disease was made- 'must now lie dispelled, as the rinderpest the most decided form ...

... (From the Northern Whig), ought condole with Mr. Pope Ilcnncssy. He has tried hard to gain the suffrages of tho Conacrvatire electors of Wexford. Ho had visited, ho said on tho j nomination day, nearly every parish and hamlet; ho ' had canvassed everybody ...