... Oppositionista entering this Cave, when it is remembered that the Gurteen interest was, last time, opposed to one of oldest of the Whig families of Waterford! and drove Mr. Power, of Faithlegg, from the field. 8o far as the Conservative Party are eonearned, the ...

... many years before the eyes of England, has, it appears to me, assumed a somewhat serious aspect. So long as it was merely a Whig dodge to keep the Russells and the Elliotts in their warm places at the expense of the nation, and the worst was a few election ...

... (and I it • lds a sta . greater present day would be called a Liberal-or rather he was power now,) :- say still one of the Whigs,-Mr. Burke spoke with a spirit of .. Give to winietere a servile House of Pects,-give to prophecy in the of Commons; and I ...

... certiticated schoolmasters. The Whig Reform Bill proposed no such franchise at all., The Derby Reform bill proposed a new franchise for persons possessiug 101 a year from funded property, or pensions of 201 per annum: the Whig Bill proposed no new franchise ...

... in dippies, weaken the by elastic and per Waiii at say of kosi ho lambda he the L—la ccraare sus. es IL—lsi ala le =e ib e Whig hobsmuch li—is eater bibs havlas it is a IV.—ln Airing nee itddin on theycane be by the In Matt it • Mg Preventive ol Cattle ...

... Lloyd, whom he met in some fields and threatened to take to prison. He also obteined a knife and an empty purse from Frank Jebb Whig,ham, whom he seemed of vetting traps to catch rabbits or rats. A police officer said there were twelve or fourteen other boys ...

... disturbed and much dissontent has been created. We • be astonished that inch shonld be the result. During the many years of Whig misrule there has been a manifest disregard for the interests of the agricultural classes, and no great consideration for the ...

... and many become discontented ; we cannot be astonished that this should be the result (hear, hear). During the many years of Whig there has been a manifest disre• gird of the interests of the agricultural classes, sad no great consideratios of the claims ...

... inilre. land, and stated that he had not done anything of the acid. Ifs also charged me with saying that! wondered what the five Whig peers that time named by him would say to his programme; and he also charged me with sarag that he had said semethirg of the ...

... as pugilism is In Pmgland, and only one of the leaders in the New Yotk world bad the spirit to try and raise It this dough. Whig gentleman, Yr. Leccard W. Jerome, set himself to wort to establish • Jockey Club. This he gave up a large extent of his own ...

... Government will soon have the disposal of three county chairmanships—namely, those of Wicklow, Monaghan, and Sligo. The Northern Whig announces the demise of the Rev. Dr. Hincks, son of the Rev. Thomas Dix Hinzks, who officiated for some time as a Presbyterian ...

... Parliament, immediately after. Of course it was inferred from this that the present Ministry must resign, and that either tie Whigs or the Radicals, under the leadership of Gladstone and Bright, would succeed to power. These rumours, which, by the way, are ...