... representations. It will l*e necessary for the voters to use the utmost vigilance in order defeat the unprincipled attempts of the Whig Radicals deprive the Conservative holders ofpropertyof the influence which they are entitled exercise the Dublin Unions, and ...

... which shows that Earl has fallen into the error of under-estimating the conservative influences ‘that are at work within the Whig party. Mr. scouted, first of all, the idea of distribut- ing power “ according to heads of population only a few “extreme ...

... IRINOR BRANDY, a. D(TVETOtOM CUM HUTTON gad a), • WILLIAM DEDILDL lOUNTItY wlho era siroed IL! In,.a gad tor ay.l YE email &Whig GIEONOE BIM t 00. BEb AND worm. Se ILNET ...

... but able body of Whigs who hold aloof from Earl Russell, as persons retaining the principles, and inspired the instincts, of his great predecessor. From any now Administration, whether formed under nominally Conservative or nominally Whig auspices, this ...

... receipt i 4 penny stamps, by Dr. G. Russe’il, 28, Clarence- Keuiish Town, Loudon, “it stoj'pwl hair failing off-J. Savillo.” whig :eiv are now übnnuant and thick— Wu. Nsle. “My hair had gone in patches from linens. —Miss Webb.” moustache is envied every ...

... The gravity of the symptoms, however, consists in the cir- cumstance that some of the sharpest of the critics are Members for Whig constituencies. A direct attack was made upon the Government by their old friend, Mr. Lowe. They had only to inquire, he said ...

... been thrown out during the past months will be falsified during tbe present session. Such course according to the approved Whig principles, and entirely worthy of the same Premier who, when the Famine was beginning its work of desolation in this country ...

... in the murder the unfortunate man, another person named Thomas Mill, was committed by the coroner the same charge. —Northern Whig. ...

... lowering of the franchise bill they will encounter strong winds not only from the left but the right of the Speaker's chair. The Whigs will say, Why should Ministers borrow their policy from Manchester 1 If theybe competent to deal with one branch of the ...

... promises of a ministerial tongue, and 10 Peb., 1866 long as the people themselves choose no wiser policy than Fenian folly or Whig subserviency. Those glowing promises are longer noised in the high places of Government. They are laid rest until the Government ...

... Solomon without Solomon’s little weaknesses—who presided over them was the right man in the right place. How gratefid the Whig government should be to that organisation of some yams ago to which we owe the bright and virtuous ftmji* of Mr- tooos’s i ...

... possible, their leirare of office. That which was matter of before the opening Parliament is now matter of certainty. Tire Whigs, Ono their instincts and and with that species of wisdom which characterises them, mn in called plainer name whenever the every ...