... until the Conservative side of the He se was taken into the confidence of the Liberal party opp >site. He also considered that Whig gentlemen who res ited the bill deserved well alike of their country, and their party.—The O'Donoghce reminded the House that ...

... 1. These inspectors retur 80 cases last week. IRELAND. The cattle plague has broken ont in the county of Down. The Northern Whig publishes the following from a magistrate:—The rinderpest has broken ont in the townland of Drennan, in tbe county of Down ...

... Parliament. But could the pledge have been exacted, had the Whig constituency belonging to the Church been faithful ? Could all the Dissenting interest Norwich have pledged its members this way had Whig Churchmen, as body, stood up their integrity and boldly ...

... better ground than they do now, therefore let us indignantly reject the ministerial bill; let Churchmen—Tory Churchmen and Whig Churchmen together—arouse themselves to defend that which is dearer to them than party watchwords, dearer even than their country ...

... it to see where the Whig and where Conservative crest predominates. That return shows that .by. choosing the borourb.3 with. inhabitants or less, as '.hose which-are to be d«alt with, more Conservatives would deprived of seats Whigs and Radicals united ...

... suffrage. They always supported the rights of tbe freemen and the other voters of the operative class against the attempts of the Whigs and Liberals to disenfranchise tbem. Tbey have never, by word or deed —either directly or indirectly— given the slightest ground ...

... a merry jest, and formed the text of not few serins arguments. The speech of Sir John Pakington exposed at some length the Whig proclivities of the measure: and the whole tone of the meeting was one of decided opposition to the bill. Another Conservative ...