... WHIG HOWL. When the Freemans Journal of Tuesday last, iu its summary of the adjourned debate on the Government Reformßill,informed usthat “Mr. M‘Kenna spoke in favour of the Bill,” we were stunned by what seemed the first instance of broken faith.” For ...

... O’Connell. It is with Lord Derby, nevertheless, and the allied oligarchs, Whig and Tory ; with conspiracy nniting all that bitterest in Tory malevolence to all that is narrowest in Whig exclusiveness; with a conspiracy combining all the elements of arrogance ...

... industriously spread, gained some credence, great was the exultation of the American school leveller*. All the constitutional - Whigs would read their recaulation with Earl Orostkbob, and there would desertera hiding in the cave of Adullam. But Earl Qrosvbnob ...

... the nation. of Pim. the Whig -Liberals Dublin for moment succeeded in causing it to be credited that they were able to return a member. Whosoever dared at the time to resist this game of delusion was declared beyond the pale of political salvation. The ...

... calculated to effect that object. The policy of the Whig Liberal or Tory- Whig, under Lord Palmerston, was to allow it to be understood the Tory proper, under Lord Derby, that reform had in the Whig judgment gone far enough, if not too far, and that if ...

... Railway Station, and another at the quay ; but we could obtain no particnlars as to whether the rumours were true. Northern Whig. France and the Rhine.—The Paris Correspondent of the London Express says:—The circumstances of some regiments having been ...

... prizes. This is highly creditable, and augurs well for position in the great international match at Wimbledon in July.— Northern Whig. A New York Journal says that seven United States men- of-war, carrying 89 guns, are to be sent to the North American coast ...

... Mail AND PACKET. MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1866. iwo more of the constitutional Non-contents have boldly declared themselves more old Whig than new Radical, and have clung to their party as it stood before Mr. ’prentice-hand deformed it. Those who did so are Irish ...

... equally hostile. That it is no mere conflict between Whig aud Tory, is evident from the fact that the Opposition is led by hereditary Whig, and that the author of the Franchise Bill is neither Whig nor Tory, but a convert from Toryism to the doctrines ...

... belief which Mr. Dillon rejects with so much scorn—that all the fairscandicg promises of “refcimii the land-laws,” by which the Whigs have won his heart, are, after all, but vague expressions thrown out to raise hopes that are never to be fulfilled, and to ...

... Despatch,” did not escape his telling sarcasm ; the house shouted with mirth as he referred to this grand and brilliant resort ef Whig statesmanship. Of couisj, he trotted out his own old joke about St. Patrick being a Protestant wall up in ths Thirty-nine Articles ...

... Brother Charles Thompson, Donegall-place, supplied the sapper and refreshments. Do man's quadrille band was attendanc.—Northern Whig. ...