... skin of two 9-16th inch plates. canning more terrible destruction at the bask of the target The Limeriek Reporter one of those Whig journals which most warmly advocated Lb. return of the Hon. Captain White for Tipperary it is now endeavouring to defeat the ...

... Conservatives declare that if the Whig. put f award a elsididaho t e r. a t es a (:•,,reeratire seat, they will start eitire two Conservatives at nest mineral e'seti in. or site with the Independent tippritir pa , ty. auJ ost dr Whig under any cireions sues. EETTEF ...

... , the hon. gentleman resumed.] And, sow, in looking bee et my opposition to the Whig party in Parliament, I : will sub you what is the mosament Lord Rummell and the Whig Government bare left ? They gm, as a Government; what is their pyra mids of the Nile ...

... CONSERVATIVE PARTY. Tea exclusive Conservative character of the pre' sent cabinet, and the bitter retrospect afforded by the late Whig administration, are subjects which are being canvassed very freely by politicians of every grade. The Mends of the late Government ...

... this occasion in the most praiseworthy manner. We publitt to-day Mr. Pope Hennessy's speech at New Roes. It is strongly anti-Whig and pro-Conservative, and carried the meeting so completely with the speaker, that it unanimously adopted his candidature. ...

... political principle. Failing to obtain a charter enabling their I so-called Catholic University to confer degrees — and this even Whigs touting for Roman Catholic I support did not dare to grant—they wished that I their mere schools should be affiliated to the ...

... who value the services which he is able td render them on purely Catholic questions, eo much as to cause such of them as have Whig tendencies to overlook his Conservatives principles. it must be remembered, as the voting in Tipperary has proved, that there ...

... Russell with his little cold congratulatio ns on the people going away to be better offacrom the Atlantic —not to forget the Whig Lord Lieutenant, who, with • sort of political blasphemy, avowed that he thought it was a good thing for Ireland to have God's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...