... verdict that the deceased died from the effects of bites inflicted a furious mare. For the past few weeks (says the Northern Whig), since the heavy ruins set in, the Bog Meadows at the west end of Belfast have been flooded with wider, ns well as the houses ...

... or central goverament--may look perhaps for a lease of power, iertaialy for an 'amorist' of Public confidence, which the Whigs failed, and scandalously failed, to seenre.—Saturday Review. Tan Bauooa Ez.acrios.—The Radical cause hu sustained a severe ...

... London Wednesday Evening Oct 10 1866 The Globe is said to have changed politics is for the Conservative party what it for the Whig I know not that be finding it simply well-informed gcntlemanly-toned paper before I hear that it is to descend to twopence ...

... by the unenfraoillised. Many of the Reformers who usually rally round Mr. Baines were eon spicuous by their absence. Not a Whig was to be seen anywhere. The charge of apathy on the subject of Reform made against the unenfranch. ised, not only was this ...

... hi* exclusion. Lord Derby said not disinclined • abdicate in favour o| his more industrious son; and the more Conservative Whigs wish to persuade themselves lbs! another pincb or two the gout tuav bin' in this purpose; for even though they hesitated act ...

... a meeting in London to draw np the official report It admitted on n’l sides the that without enormous bribery no candidate Whig or Tory would have a chance of winning a contested election at Yarmouth The Conservatives claim a large majority on ptinciples ...

... account of his two elections; that at the last contest for the county of Cork the local Tory expended over £10,000, whilst the Whig candidate (a merchant from Calcutta) spent probably double that sum, besides indirect expenditure to a far greater amount. ...

... good things have beeu done. It has not been the policy of the Tories to do good things, and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous about them than could have wished.—(Laughter.) They have sprung from the people and the people ...

... wholesale discussions taking place will exercise wholesome influence upon all classes intelligent enough to know why they are whigs, tories, or radicals. The first edition of (he Guardian is issued on Fridav, and second edition on Saturday morning. Knutsford ...

... constituency; Mr. Waldron's candidature for Tipperary on Derbyite principles is bold attempt to steal another seat from the Whigs. The success of Mr. M'Kenna indicating at Youghal his support of the Government encourages the backers of Mr. Pope Hennessy ...

... that wm the ticket, thi* 'ere i. »h« Whig.” you attempt to rote twice,” aaid the qoMtioorr, 1 ehaU hare y..u mrrmfd tur a id the election law.” •‘You will, you will! the tutrerrign “Th nlmtif 1 am the of mg #.r the Whig* after havin’ pone the whole ticket ...

... the government into the of the Whigs and it is only when by singular maladministration the Whigs have lost control over the bulk of their followers that the Conservatives have had a brief interval of power If then the Whigs not contented with the results ...