... in the Nisi Prius Chamber. Indeed, it might be said all parties•* In moderation placing all uiy glory, Tory will call Whig, and Whig will call me Tory.” Now, as a soldier, Lieutenant Boyd, no doubt, deserved well of the country ; and I wish that every ...

... — akc. at Gib aie | Whig. ‘oad, THE CORPORATION. — rts yon atisfac- “UA special meeting of the members of the | jis side ancil was held yesterday, in relation te e more dated 15th June, 1866, from J. T. Gilb d it is F.S.A., to Committee No. 3, upon the ...

... THE ALLEGED CATTLE PLAGUE. The Northern Whig of this day say*—“ We arc happy to state that no further cases of cattle plague have been reported in Drum rath or any of the districts wherq disease appeared. Mr. Stratton, V.S., still remains at Lisburn, ...

... the Franchise and the Redistribution scheme—before the House, has only made his position worse by the proceed- ing. ...

... Association. Legends of Tipperary. National Photography. huh Christian Names— Dwidalk Democrat and the Their Derivations and Whigs. Pronunciation. Irish Enterprise. ORIGINAL POETRY : Jobbers in Council. Fortunes Dennis Iniquse. The Poor Little Children ...

... majority to contend against. Lord Derby went on to say that it his wish to tender high office for the acceptance of members of the Whig party, including some of those who formed part of Earl Russell's go. vernment, and he threw out the suggestion to his friends ...

... and was ! attended by 176 members, none of whom were directly connected with the Government. Several of the Constitu\ tional Whigs attended —among them, Earl Grosvenor, Lord Dunkellin, Mr Wentworth Beaumont, Mr Pim, Col. Biddulph, Mr Julian Goldsmid. Mr ...

... perhaps, throw light on tbe transactions of last week. the 7th May, 1839, Lord J. Russell announced to the House Commons that the Whig Ministry had resigned. A few days later the late Sir Robert Peel, having beeh sent for, presented for her Majesty'sconsideration ...

... shall be told to abandon all hope of justice and right until the Whigs return to power. For ourselves we expect little good for Ireland from the new regime. The theory (and practice} of Whig-alliance which our members so recently and emphatically declared ...

... of the constitute >iih Whig party, with view of forming Government in co-operation with them. authentic lists of a new Cabinet can be expected before the ginning of next week until the result of his communication with the Whigs is decisively ascertained- ...

... enjoy the prestige of victory, the sympathies of the nation adverse to revolution, and the support of the great constitutional Whig party. As for the abstract propriety of a Dissolution, now, or after a mock vote of confidence, we believe there is no second ...

... the new Administration. Lord Stanhope will also, probably, accept office, and it is hoped that some of the more conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, woo would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation in the Cabinet.'' The Daily Telegraph ...