... weight with Lord Obey ; he might have been reminded that the some arguments might be used for confiscating the property of many Whig peers. Take the case of the House of Bbofobd the Russblls are few in number and bave much greater possessious than they would ...

... the Tones in tunes of elections. You know what happened when Whig candidate came forward for borough or any county. man from these Liberal papers went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and longbt hard for the Tory candidate. That was the ...

... mode. His bill is not comprehensive enough for Radicals, and Conservatives look jealously on it as being too innovating. The Whigs, whose creed consists in subterfuge and compromise, may satisfied; bat the people, whose interests directly concerned, will ...

... and perplexity maintained by the liberal * Morning Advertiser say. it wem. to be very certain that, with the mid given the Whig malcontents the Conservative, can throw out the bill. Tho ...

... another page, will be read with interest, it appears to embody the views of the Whig party. Those views have been considerably modified since the palmy days of his lordship, when Whigs and Tories alike ridiculed the idea of Ireland having any grievances to complain ...

... Lords, stated that would stand or fall by die measure which was then about to be brought in, and if he had not often shown that Whig placemen can put with a great many indignities soonerthan resign office we might safely predict that the second reading would ...

... an extensive, if not fundamental, reconstitution of the Government. The elimination of two snohjpure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet, and the probability is that succession of weak Governs ...

... desire of the municipal authorities of the town to show towards the officers and men all the respect in their power—Northern Whig of March 8. ...

... perplexity maintained by the Liberal party. The “Advertiser” says it seems to be very eertaia that, with the aid given the Whig malcontents, the Conservatives throw out the reform bill Tbe Post’’ cssene that the delay which eireutestaaaes, or error of ...

... believed will removed to Cork for trial the naval authorities on that sta- A Model Fenian.— We learn from the Belfast Northern Whig” that, a few days ago, a patriot named James Dcnvir was apprehended in an outhouse in that town, along with some associates ...

... a borongh very much under the influence of the Duke of Somerset, hat been tbe most distinguished for corrupt prtctjeea. The Whig member Pxkoeb, has unseated for bribery, A has won proved against himself personally. Bridgenorth the Conservative whip, Mr ...

... Lord Petrs has contributed aerentyfire pounds for the same benevolent object. The Portadovn Newt says that a gentleman of Whig principles will contest the county Armagh at the next election; end that, in anticipation of this event, the Conservative ...