... Kavanagh, whose platform is distalictly Conservative. Mention is made of another probable candidate, the Hon. CoL White, a Whig, and one of the Junior Lords of the Treasury in the late Ministry. The TIMM announces the resignation of Lord Justice Sir J ...

... wished ;vett to the country. There was nothing done by the government to induce them to remain at home. Some ine'nbcrs of time 'Whig Administration were suppos , I to have good intentions, and that was all. The Conservatives, by a turn of the wheel of fortune ...

... promises to be of some service to the party. The Globe, which west established in 1803, has from that time till the present been • Whig and Liberal paper, and was for many years the evening organ of the Liberal government. I think I mentioned in these letters ...

... middle-class forces, for if they deceive the country this time, they will not be trusted again, and the next Bill proposed by Whigs will brush their party back into history. We think the force of this reasoning is quite unassailable. Catholic emancipation ...

... these things have been done. It hue not been the policy of t e Tories to do good things ; and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much leas zealous about them than I could have wished them. They have sprung from the people, and the people have ...

... considering the whole question. The friends of liberal education in Ireland were foolish, enough to believe the promises of a Whig Ministry; their suspicions were lulled to sleep ; and as a reward for their confidence, idler the Ministry had been compelled ...

... be able to led mere patriotic or deserving than the boned tralemea of Clonmel. Ido not cost* here in the intense of either Whig or Tory (cheen). Icons. to lied my humble aid to bee the nefarious enema that hes mode to stifle the independence of Tipperary ...

... deliberate reversal of his former leader's policy, which he once warmly championed. Mr Cardwell is in the same position. The Whig members of the late Administration, who once frankly accepted the principle of the Queen's University, under political pressure ...

... avail if they did not get the aristocracy and the gentry to join them. [Applause.] He saw no resson why a landlord, whether Whig or Tory, should not join them. lila opinion was, if the landlords met the tenants oftener they would find them a better elass ...

... It says that they are more capable and bettor inclined to deal successfully with the difficulties of this country than the Whigs. The Court Joureal deduces the following unsatisfactory results from the report of the cruise of the Channel Squadron—that ...

... no ,leontroverey on this point. All sides alike, the Freemen's [Jeered end Pod, no thee the Doily Ecprete, and the Northers Whig, amen the result so dee to the proposed change. But, nye M.P., after all, what inn it signify I Ail the • pone-miens' ...

... friends of the Irish people; of the strange and perplexing problem which is isvolved in the phrase, Justice to Ireland. This Whigs having failed b govern Ireland, ithaa becomes the turn of the Conservatives to take up the job.-- They have succeeded to an ...