... government proposed a lodging franchise, a Whig baronet, since raised to the peerage, scoffed at it aui other like attempts at justice, and christened them aU fancy franchises. When, however, tho late Whig govern- i_ent oame to coneocttheir Reform Bill ...

... contrary, he was repeatedly passed over by Lord Melbourne a nd Lord Cottenham, though he was the best man by far belonging to the Whig segment of the bar, and always voted ?? the ministry. When Sir 11. Peel came into office Mr. Erie was still a plain Q.C , and ...

... of their retiring half of the Cabinet before giving them any credit. Not doubting the enterprise of the proprietors of the Whig paper, they may have thought it hardly probable that its special correspondent in London could be a member of the Carlton, ...

... the contrary, he was repeatedly passed over by Lord Melbourne and Lord Cotteubam, though was the best man far belonging the Whig segment of the bar, and always voted with the ministry. When Sir It. Peel came into office Mr. Erie was still a plain Q.C. ...

... prisoner was arrested a week ago and admitted to bail, bnt information from tho Castlo led to his second arrest. The Northern Whig of yesterday has a curious announcement to this effect :— - Somo few days ago, the Rev. Charles Ward, rector of Kilwaughter ...

... bring in a Reform Bill, and that there were many reasons why they should endeavour finally to settle the question, pus the Whigs have failed to do so. It may give Additional force and clearness to that argument if »ou will permit me in this last letter ...

... him, stupid, and malignant eoiL-pirator, a tyrant, and a fool. The Tories are lie and thick-witted. The greater part of the Whigs are bettor. The Adullaraite* are silly and traitorous. The Ministry are “bad lot,” soon to swept away altogether. The Constitution ...

... monster honso of Messrs. M'Swiney, Delany, and Co, Sackville- ■treot. Both were conveyed to Mountjoy Prison. The Nortfiern Whig states that yesterday morn- ing Hoad Constable Jacquos, from information which he received, proceedod to Dunmurry, and arrested ...

... jiersonal interests. They hail to deal with two antipathetic sections combined into a Single party The stronger wing was that the Whigs. Moderates Palmerstonians. who were really attached to their standards, ami accustomed to discipline T.ie weaker was that the ...

... COMPAN if ’• ■• ...

... people of Wafcrford (cheers). Now, those gentlemen have taken so much upon themselves, that I should like to know what the Whig party has done for Ireland (hear, hear), for the last thirty years, during which timo they have bad an almost uninterrupted ...

... price of the injured reputation and wounded feelings of an old soldier who had served his country faithfully and long. ?? for Whig officials, provided their own incapacity and mis- taianagement escape notice, they care marvellously little who as sacrificed ...