... Christian duty and principle. It may be, that this latter plea will be regarded as worn-out and antiquate I in these days of Whig ascendancy, and Gladstone. Bright agitation ; but we firmly believe that they will commend themselves to the mines and con ...

... body his fellow-countrymen. It could not be that a bill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party, and there could not be much danger in a bill brought in member of the House Bedford, and supported the Cavendishes, ...

... ruinous to ail hojie of peace and union between the two countries. From the Tories Ireland expects nothing but the sword ; the Whigs are cowards, as a rule, and their minds are cramped the exigencies of party ; so that if Ireland deserted by the Liberals, ...

... belt it. self in danger. It was perceived in a moment out of doors as well as inside that the member for Chester spoke for the Whig territorialists, and without their aid a composite Cabinet like the present, is, on a bill such as it has produced, certain ...

... ' of his fellow-countrymen. It could not be that a hill of this character could have been brought in without consulting the Whig party; and there could not be much danger in a bill brought in by a member of the house of Bedford, and supported by the C ...

... fig for it, and the people eared less (a laugh). It seentea now to be thought an unwarnintable liberty for a portion of the Whig party to differ from the Government ; but on that onc.asion the late Fri Fitzwilliam gave Parliamentary advice to Lord Russell ...

... was found lying among some heather. The prisoner was committed to stand his trial at the nest assizes for the county Antrim.—Whig. ANOTHER DREADFUL ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DUBLIN. Within a comparatively brief period Dublin has been the scene of three attempts ...

... slumbered calmly on ministerial or opposition benches, that novelty is imparted to the scene- The evenings will be occupied by the Whigs, until the last hour of the debate (which will probably only be concluded just in time for me to notice it in my next comm ...

... bon. gentlemen opposite laugh at the matter, espeeially as the Fenian.- propose first to direct their ',meetings against the Whigs (laughter). The hon. gentleman who moved the resolution has spoken of the state of In.latid. I have, forty-eight heel.% ago ...

... at the cotnmeats:anent of the se,ion by votes. Mr. Harvey, member Air Thetford, a pocket borough of the Duke of Grifion, a Whig, and bird Ashburton, a Conservative, which, with a population of 4,010, sends two member. to Perilmolt. it the only Comervative ...