... sooner has shower of mud been successful against one dignitary than the pelting of another begins. Kadical members in the House, Whig organs in London, and an ostensibly Conservative journal in Ireland are somewhat curious coadjutors. Yet, when Lord Naas announced ...

... to ras BDiroa or ns daily axraxss. Sib, —I read your leader of the Ist inst. with greet satisfaction. Under Whig rfgime, Conservative need apply was strictly obeerred, from the highest position to tbs lowest—from the Judge on the Bench to the postmaster ...

... he has performed political services for the Whigs, all means let the Whigs reward him. We have objection that he should aspire to the office of Chancellor, provided only that wait* patiently until the Whig* return power. But we warn tne Government against ...

... central division, where suitable offleea are immediately opened, and some saving effected U> the Kevcune. This legacy of the Whigs, following aa it dees on the closing of the Drogheda distillery, entails further loss ou the trade and business of this town ...

... to thwart the efforts a (tovernmout which ii dciog its almost rescao Ireland from that deplorable alato into which years of Whig misrule hate thrown it.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, London, August 16, 1866. P. PSTBU. ...

... Fox is undoubtedly high, and is highest in the estimation of true Whigs. Were we disposed to be personal, the retort that the most frequent measures coercion have been adopted by Whig Administrations would be us obvious as true. But it would be utterly ...

... gaols throughout the country. The naniher of thor.e admitted to bail has been fouud to largo that the prow«ia!p(uoa» eta now Whig. ...

... utmost to excite tbo rabble of London and of the country against the Torie*. for the very arto they would have upheld ui the Whigs. Never have set n the spirit of pailisanship meaner or or* malignant. The cxcil mcnl in London has naturally been advantage ...

... conutry ; while, on the contrary, every coercion bill was introduced the Whigs. Mr. Redmond—And hacked the Tories. Mr. Norwood continued to observe tbat in consequence of the Whigs making atrocious promises when tbey were ont of office agitation was raised ...

... medical gentleman of experience, who in passing was called in to attend deceased, that the cause of death was cholera. —Northern Whig. correspondent of tlie Bel/mi Lrttsr ia Londonderry writes : !>»*« jnst learned that oor dly lias been visited Asiatic cholera ...

... best moans of preventing the possinhl 4de *P pli y fature between the Radicals r.aw. stocks contLDas S’.’ * Constitational Whigs. The celebrated factory dividends coarse of announcement. Tbe pt lo given at Mr. Gladstone’s bouse the continued creation new ...

... THE RESIGNATION OF BARON BKUST. Visa* a, Aco. 2S.—The folio whig the letter which Baron Beast tenders his resignation Premier to the King Saxony • Most Gaacioua Kino and Lord,— Yoar Majesty was pleased to grant respectful request that I might personally ...