... Mount Treucbard, bis seat in the county Limerick. Ah Spring Rice, the deceased Peer was well known, ami held offices in the Whig Governments subsequent the Reform Bill. He was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1835 to In the latter year he was raised to ...

... second Reform Btrliftmeat met, in 1835, Sutton had fallen under pioiou of “guilty knowledge’’ the alleged iutrigaee which the Whig Government was dismissed during the recess and the Duke of Wellington and Sir R. Fed sent for; the Liberals resolved to give ...

... County Cavan, and were from a house in Manchester, Several guns and swords were also seized in Dublin on Saturday.—Northern Whig. THE LORD-LIECTESANT ON THE STATE OF J. LAND.—DUBLIN, Tuesday.—The Lord Mayor's banquet was held this evening. The health of ...

... most unpopular men in the Cabinet, has suddenly converted him into the ablest statesmen, and we are told that in biro the Whigs have sustained well-nigh irreparable loes. There is doubt that he was wise and skilful in council, and that the natives India ...

... been associated have in a great measure spoilt his chances of political preferment The Government of this country, whether Whig or Tory, usually fight shy of partics, whatever their abilities may be, who engage ly in such pursuits ; and it will undoubtedly ...

... tionalites, yet they have ever enjoyed immu- nity and peace—-aye, and even countenance at the of our even -handed and just Whig rulers. our modern y Whiggism, could not exist without these corru pted Irish influences, The whole Fenian teapot tempest was ...