... Kin- sale, too, could assaredly not be e-lpd a Couserva- tive breugh ; it had always returned a Whig. and was now represented by a most consistent Whig. That made two rjF5O. Bqndon waE to ba grouped with Kinsle. That could not bo col!ed going out of ...

... one from our already insufficient number, anA dvote it to some constituency in the South which will be subservient to the Whigs. Take, again, the case of Ulster as contrasted twith the other three provinces of Ireland. The population of Ireland is 6,790 ...

... ADULLAMITE. Seldom right, though always writing, He was essentially a man of Letters: The type (though a very small one) of a Whig statesman. He was never known to blush at any blunder, Or acknowledge any error; Of middling talents and meddling disposition ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, end the day may be near when England will know no dfference between Whig and Tory, Libcral and Conservative, and have altogether new watchworde. The Berlin correspondent cf the Times, writing May ...

... Bristol, and Mr. Brassey, with whom his firms had large transactions, was a can- didate for the representation of Sanzdw ich on Whig principles as lately as Tuesday last, hut was handsomely M hipped by the Conservative. Mir. Brassey is notW, however, a partner ...

... influence, if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. Thegroupingwillgenerally, if not always, put an end to dictation on the part of Whig magnates; but these groops will not always have community of interest, without which thcr can be no real representation.' The ...