... bring down stronger, if locol mon does not oiler. Any such stronger or sxtreme politiclon would certoinly defeoted; but the Whig chiefs prefer fighting with one their own rmthsr thou nsk their chieftoioship by pitting other, even lempontry leod the politics ...

... which he refers the decline of the Irish po- Sat Ton not to the three bad but;to - twenty years of almost unbroken purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus ex- Sse- Drive human beings away to America, send cows, and so make Ireland a silent pasto*> ...

... n, than the employment of soldiers to lend eclat to the celebration of the triumphs of political parties, whether they be Whigs or Conservatives, Tories or Radicals. We should like to hear what Sir H. Cairns and his friends would say if a military band ...

... great many of those men which they call Trimmers. Whig is but a mere fool these : for a Whig is some sort a subject in oomparUon of ; for a Trimmer but a cowardly and base-spirited Whig ; for the Whig is but the Journeymen- Prentice, that hired and set ...

... of Bristol, are not properly represented. not going to state that in himself and of necessity a Tory is a worse man than a Whig, or that of necessity a councillor seeks your interest more than alderman does ; hut this I that the present system gives ...

... consulted about everything. Then the Marquis Haldington was a Cavendish, with all the hauteur the most exclusive an.l aristocratic Whig families. General Peel, on the contrary, most genial and at the same time most haril-workmg. and U being ably supported by ...

... regret nothing more than that they should produce and carry a good measure. For that would militate against the interests of his Whig clients. His primary object above all others to bring them back to Downing atreet, and he is using all the arts of the slump ...

... Lof curneoats, who willhave nocon~fidence in each other, but a universal ettepininusness. BesIdes, the great names of Tory, Whig, Libeital, and Radical will perish altogether. BALLOT-The sooner they perish the better. I am heartily sick of the contending ...

... of putting readers on their guard, it may be useful to note that the Globe. which was dr or manyt ears the organ of the old Whig party, has now passed ic Into the hands of the Conservatives, and on Thure dy appeared 'of for the first time as an avowedly ...

... borough. The polling for Tipperary takes place to-day, t and though the Government hacks have caught as a i candidate a renegade Whig, who is a Roman Catholic I into the bargain, there is every reason to expect their defeat by Captain White, a Liberal Protestant ...

... plan proposed the I Reformers of asking great deal in hope of securing at least something, is clearly not in fa\ our with the Whigs. The Berlin correspondent of the Times the unhandsome dismissal of the , which,like the rostof the mercenary bands in the Uto ...

... ns their friends would disappointed. It has been pointed out as a curious fact that the prelates who were promoted by the Whigs for their liberality are in their charges the most vehement in their denunciation of the opponents i of the Irish Establishment ...