... the whole, the dominant local influence is Tory, and to eounteraet that influence. Whig gol I rather than Whig merit is required. In the present Parliament how many Whig members have fallen before the findings of Election Committees as grass falls before ...

... glad to know that the cattle this part of the country were never in more healthy condition at thin season the year. —Northern Whig. A most interesting discovery has just taken place the English College, Borne, in the course of the excavations in the Church ...

... end otherwise when it is considered that the contemplated combination involves the necessity of the Whig component becoming Tory, or the Tory section Whig. In the former contingency we have a Tory Government, such as it always has been and ever will be ...

... of Dr. Smut, Consulting Physician to the Carlow District Lunatic Asylum, was appointed to the vacancy, in 186, by the then Whig Administration, of which party both bin family and himself had been ever consistent sup- Iporters. Some years later be was ...

... Mr GLADSTONE and the imbecility of Earl Russet. A dotar the Lards, a maniac in the Commons leads the Whig party, sail, the other clay, an old Whig nobleman at Moog's.' The criticism, although severe, was true, and expressed the meaning of the majority ...

... THE CATTLE PLAGUE. clip from the Northern Whig, the best authority that can quoted on the subject, the following bulletins, as they may be termed, with their dates, in reference to the disappearance of the rinderpest Ireland : THE CATTLE PLAGUE. ii r ...

... agitators. All the vacancies in the government were given to the disciples of the hon. member for Birmingham—and the old Whigs were snubbed, who had sold themselves, bound hand and foot, to their imperious taskmaster—who, unlike his accomplices, had ...

... ephemeral existence, it must strike np an alliance offensive and defensive with deserters, knights-errant, and traitors from the Whig camp. An alliance more discreditable to both the contracting parties, was never formed, nor has any parliamentary party victory ...

... of the new administration. Lord Stanhope will alao probably accept office, and is hoped that some of the moro Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be prepared to concede to them adequate representation the Cabinet. Above three hundred priest* ...

... come last for their fraction Of your slander, and malice, and spite, Even though they have not come to action They’ve given Whig and Tory a fright. ’Tis surely, then, nought but detraction To brand men as cowards who are, Though a lawless and dangerous ...

... lookr iuosuity. D oran has I. fr * sai.e rod a I:e an. mush respeird, end w 6s a strictly sober rod steady officer.—N6•6 them Whig. MITORII Iv Jensen.—Annther amr.l r - a e soot that ha. of d weeks —was commit ed the inland of ;muss On Moos day. A Frenehoom ...

... whole papers of the Securities in excellent order, and easily accessible for examivation—a matter of no slight important* when &Whig with securities representing so large an amount. T. G. MURRAY. 11. MAXWELL INGLIS. ANTHONY TRAIL. 2 ih Art, MIL JAMES HOPE ...