... to inferred to the state of public opinion from any of them. The priests in Tipperary have recently returned the eon of the Whig Lord ; but in the neighbouring county of Wexford they seem to be inclined to favour devoted Derbyite; and in the next oonnty ...

... him the bitter hostility Tories and Palmerstonian Whigs, but which has never yet been attempted to be refuted, either in Parliament or the Press, and to which everyone uninfluenced prejudice, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, may give the most unqualified ...

... Mr. Bright’s Land Scheme.—The Belfast Northern Whig, journal which has long adrocaUd Ulsterian viawa the land question, eeobew* Mr. Bright project in ▼ariooa ware impracticable. ie better, aaya the Whig, “that Mr. Bright’a expedient ahould bealoooa condemned ...

... constant in attendance; but there is to an attempt made to place a Liberal or Whig in the seat long held unvaryingly by the Conservatives. There are several influential Whig families in the county, such the Owens, Bulkeleys, &o. In the only contest since ...

... ing the hearty welcome of our brave volunteers was likely to followed up by deeds if occasion arose. No Coni servative nor Whig Ministry is likely to take the causo of Leopold 11. so decidedly as to become bound to oppose any international changes on ...

... opposition reasons, the Conservative journals have begun to advise the concession by the Government of points upon which their Whig predecessors were resolutely determined to make none whatever. It used formerly to be the other way, and the Tories always ...

... of the Becruiting Department ought probably to be appointed, if at all, by Whig War Minister, under whose auspices the suggestion has been made. At any rate, are told by Whig critics that no Inspector-General can change the soldier's shilling a-day into ...

... Kierao, Dondalk, as saooessor of the late most Rey. Dr. Dixon afl Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate.— Northern Whig, American Centenarian.—The Chambersburg Repository says « Mrs. Mary Andrews died Strae, 22nd ult -. the advanced age of 105 ...

... proposed by Lord Derry and Mr. Disraeli ? Are there not instances upon record, such as the Corn-laws, in which, after the Whigs had offered 10s. in the pound, the Tories outbid them, and granted 2f)s. ? And, in fact, is it not morally certain, that if ...

... of Parliament in 1841. Though what may called, while in Parliament, a silent member, was oonaoiantiona supporter of tha then Whig party, but was always more at home in the courta of law the Legislative assembly. In 1845 he was first appointed to puisne ...

... attendance when he came their request. Only nine members appeared at the banquet at Dublin, and of these large proportion were Whigs and members connected with the late Government. The chairman, indeed, has defended Fenisniam in Parliament, but the others ...

... probably unprecedented f»t, is native Lisburn, and served an apprenticeship to the printing business in the office of the Northern Whig. Borne yean ago emigrated to Australia, wham founded several newspapers, which disposed of to He afterwards removed to California ...