... THE CARLOW SENTINEL. JANUARY 6. 1866. Vottry. ABOUT THE WHIGS IN IRELAND. SUCH IS LIFE. Like to the damask Too see, Or like the bloom on the tree, Or like the dainty flower of May, like the morning of the day, like the sun, or like the shade, like the ...

... mewed my tenantry. I always found them newt antieus to vote whatever way I liked. I al,o deny that lam a Whig; I never a Whig, nor do I know what a Whig k. (I , .'it shouting and noise, through which Mr voured, but without suave*, to make The High Sheriff ...

... absolutely necessary an explanation of the motives , which actuated him, a Liberal member, in his unswerving opposition to the late Whig Govern. went. It is quite true that Mr. announced on the hustings his intention of entering Parliament unpledged to any party ...

... honour by the compact, and, if the Conservatives held back at that time on such grounds, there is abor.dant reason for the Whigs keeping back now. Indeed, we think, under the peculiar eircumatanoes, it would be much wiser to have allowed the Conservatism ...

... the whole, the dominant local influence is Tory, and to eounteraet that influence. Whig gol I rather than Whig merit is required. In the present Parliament how many Whig members have fallen before the findings of Election Committees as grass falls before ...

... only in the ratio of 17 percent. Now, that is my second position ; and I will thank the Whigs, in view of thee two positions, to reconcile the conduct of the Whig Governusenbi, and of Mr Gladstone as their Chancellor of the Exchequer, with any possible ...

... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be recollected that he did not change b niches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Con- servative camp, as Lord Derby carne ont of the Whig camp, to ...

... glad to know that the cattle this part of the country were never in more healthy condition at thin season the year. —Northern Whig. A most interesting discovery has just taken place the English College, Borne, in the course of the excavations in the Church ...

... on having set her bouse in order. Let this be dune now, and tbe day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tt.r/, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The Waterford, New Rosa, and Wexford Junction Railway ...

... the House. For the first time in many years a man under thirty-five, not descended from great house, or the son-inlaw of a Whig peer, will have been admitted into the Cabinet, and it seems, therefore, once more possible for a young man to rise before ...

... end otherwise when it is considered that the contemplated combination involves the necessity of the Whig component becoming Tory, or the Tory section Whig. In the former contingency we have a Tory Government, such as it always has been and ever will be ...

... Lrod Clarendon, or any other great Whig, could not, except by concessions which would make the coalition worse because weaker than government composed exclusively of the old set. It is a Conservative-Whig, not a Whig-Conservative coalition which is required ...