... (Conservative) with 318 ; and lastly, Mr. Pocock—genuine old Whig—with 228. The latter gentleman was yesterday, however, enabled to screw up his numbers to 301 ; but, his opponent polled 3+o, the Whig was left in an inglorious minority of 39. At half-past eight ...

... speaking, the leader of party ; and the Whig party, or at least that portion who follow him, wish me give them one telling proof their incompetence, I should say youare green enough to listen to Bright. (Cheering.) The whig party are naturally of bad complexion ...

... gentlemen have been stated pledged to support him, who have not even yet been canvassed, and who are not likely to give the Whig candidate any aid. A rumour has been circulated that the Election (nomination) would probably take place on Monday, the 17th ...

... temporary perhaps, but considerable enough have rendered an easy matter to defeat him. It not unreasonable now to expect tint the Whigs should carry out their share of the agreement. They have no more right to say that the compact is at an end liecausc Lord Tyrone ...

... Sixteen months ago we had the same assurances that mischief was meant and the same displeasure with the Authorities, but even a Whig Lord Lieutenant was not to be deterred from a lino of action which the easy, indolent disposition of his predecessor had delayed ...

... even Fenianism has not uttered. Yet this is your “man of peace,” your apostle of moral means”—your man and your apostle whom Whig officials —the Attorney and the Solicitor-General of the late Government —hastened to fete and to honour in a city which they ...

... for the public benefit, and accordance with the requirements of the public service. is but too true, however, that under the Whig Governments the rule which ought to have prevailed was reversed. A Protestant seldom got anything, and a Conservative never ...

... introduction of any Reform BiU whatsoever, and mamtain that the party can always either reject a Reform Bill proposed by the Whigs, or else modify ft so that it will really become a Conservative measure, whereas there is danger of injurious Liberal modifications ...

... from Sharman Crawford’s Bill, Col. Napier’s; Cardwell's Permissive Bill, and the late abortive amendment proposed by the late Whig Government; but all have fallen short of the true measure, (or which the North of Ireland aflords a precedent in its custom ...

... It should be of his bounty. But the agreement, signed and scaled, Reveals a different story; The bargain’s broken by the Whigs, But kept to by the Tory. —Waterford Mail. A BERKSHIRE MAGISTRATE CONVICTED OF ANNOVING CLERGYMAN IN CHURCH. Oil Saturday last ...

... railway ticket, and to incur a fresh hole! bill, and was naturally very indignant having been treated such manner.— Northern Whig. Belfast.—Re-arrest or Italian N aval Sleoi- '! , E . R -—Yesterday morning the young man who described himself being a medical ...

... no fixed clear belief; or else, has practically no government. As one consequence of this feeling, tho Government, whether Whig Tory, grows more and I more shy of even naming the Church iu the House lof Commons. Evils and faults appear, in the recent ...