... Fcnia'iism, baffled indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, and still doggedly hiding its time. A Troy has succeeded to a Whig Government, with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have ...

... regards the temporary suspension of the rules in question. Considering that the Exhibition opens on the first of next April, the Whigs must look very sharp to turn the Tories out and elevate Mr. Gladstone into their place before that time! LONDON GOSSIP. (TOON ...

... on Friday at the Hamper and will be forwarded to the High Sheriff by Friday night's mail. Beau's FLR•ll.—Bear's Sea is now Whig seW Paris aa as article of food, IL Holland still suffers frtm the pimps le• !Bout alarming intent. A telegram. dated New York ...

... calculated to advance the best interests of the country wo have no doubt, unless they are thwarted by the machinations of the Whig- Liberal party. The debate on the speech last night showed the earnestness with which the Government intend to enter upon the ...

... with a number of other sum franchises. It we recollect rightly, too, the county franchise corresponded in amount in the first Whig Reform Bill (of the new series) with the last Conservative proposition. It is true the redistribution scheme proposed in 1852 ...

... Tyrone Assiz-a the ether day. to a very good instance in point. The des feuding in this came is the proprietor of the Northern Whig, he wa• mulct in damage* and coats, for an article which appeared in his paper. taken from the London Telegraph, and duly en ...

... menthe' without hard labour. Edward Guilty to similar odes his own recognisance+. William Nobs sod C were indicted under the Whig Ad. The jury found Craven guilty, and Nolan. centence on Craven ass deferred. The special Corecuiviion was fined day until ...

... injustice of interfering with the property of the ' Irish Church, and we shall not now argue the question. The whole noun. of Whig Legislation for some years has been consistently and persistently carried on with a view to the destruction of the connexion ...

... Mathis,. where he took the degrees of 31.3.. and D.D. His political principles I (nag in accordance with those professed by the Whig Go. vernment, and his abilities of a very high order. he I became naturally an ohj.et of special favour, ,end a series of rapid ...

... one not in the secret believed that the election lay between the two parties, and the Whigs were content to have it so, but when they were defeated in having the Whig hanger on a second time to charm them with his voluble tongue, they would none of such ...

... good taste of Lord Derby, and his appreciation of Irish talent in our national church. If we had beon under the rule of the Whigs we should have had an English professor appointed over the beads of our Irish clergy. When Dr. Lynn was in Dublin teat year ...

... sufficiently with weak phitits to withstand agitation, even a factitious one set going ior mere party purposes. It is the Whigs and Radicals in England that we have really to contend against. We beg the Conservative. in Ireland not to make victory fLr ...