... rim W LIM on the Elacknsek•road, ten minutes' I. walk the South Mall, a furnished *Whig. room and bed-room; rent moderate. Address W.M.D. • at this office. ...

... without the officious protection of their Whig friends. These people know that almost every important measure for the welfare of Ireland has come from a Conservative Government. They know that all Ireland owes the Whigs is an overburden of taxation ; that the ...

... elected forth, borough of Portemouttt in the Whig or Liberal harm; and that borough he represented continuously in the of Commons up to the last disoluti of Parliament. The deceased noblemen was • thorough Whig. and was always &supporter of the meuures of ...

... the Conservatives and the Whig Secessionists. A powerful Parliamentary combination, in perfect accord with the majority out of doors, would thus succeed to ace. We don't step aside to discuss the suggestion offered through a Whig organ at the press. It ...

... ; a party that p, evaded in Parliament, and was by much the majority of the nation out of it. Were the Whigs this majority ? Was this party a Whig party ? No man will presume to affirm so notorious an untruth. The Whip wore far from being this majority ...

... Derby to the Constitutional Whigs who voted with Lord Dunkellin, end if agree to mast him, not merely by general support, but by of office, then he or Lord Stanley will fern • Oeverturient. Liberal of old Constitutional Whig party not and agreed to support ...

... FBIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, J. WHIG POLICY TOWARDS IRELAND. Ir is now a sort of rccogaized and established custom for Members of Parliament to meet, during the recess, and render au account of their Parliamentary doings. There is much to recommend this custom ...

... best make. viz., Sweeping Brushes, BLck Lead. Hearth, lime. Painting. Cloth. Shoe, and other brushes, Bass Brooms, Carlini Whigs. Chamois and Skins, Dow Mats and Matting, with An endless variety of Bruins for bowie and other sold at prices much lover than ...

... and has only been four months in Belfast. He was brought before Mr. O'Donnell, ,at the county gaol, and remanded for a week.— Whig. ...

... an extensive, if not fundamenlal, reconstruction of the Government. The 'enunciation of two such pure Whigs would bivalve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet, and the probability is that a succession of weak Governments ...

... crest of silence sod perplexity maintained by the Liberal party. The it i.e.. to be very certain that, with the aid by the Whig maleoateata, the Conservatives can throw the bill. _ The meats that the delay which circumstances or so smog of programme ha* ...

... believing that lord Derby is experiencing some difficulty in furinit.g his Cabinet, on account of the objections of the old Whig party ill join with him. At pr,xent, everything connected with kis matter rests on surmise, and the ...