... usual with him—a mountain of fiction with a molehill of fact- Why there was not a general election after the defeat of the Whig Government, Mr. Bright informed his auditory; It has been opinion all along that it was the duty of the Government of Lord ...

... interests of a party, and often in very bad taste and spirit. This is how them begins It's but a mere illusion For a man to be a Whig, Their great mass of confusion Would any brain fatigue; They're rugged in appearance, They slight all scripture clearance, ...

... commenced on Wednesday. The candidates were Mr. Waldron*, Catholic and independent supporter of Lord Derby ; and Captain White, Whig, and anything more the Ultramontane party desires. Col. White, the brother of the Tipperary candidate, and recently M.P. for ...

... to be seriously undermined; and political gossip (according to Liberal organ) tells us that the reversionary hopes of the Whigs, since tne damage done to the administrative prestige of the Duke of Somerset by recent disclosures, once more turn towards ...