... privileges of Italian citizens. We are very much inclined to doubt the whole story. It is not likely that Lord Clarendon, a Whig, would be selected by Tory Government upon such a mission, and correspondents can always find weighty reasons for English statesmen ...

... AN IRISH NEWSPAPER. Lately the Northern Whig has had son w severe articles on Fenianism, and these not suiting the taste the conspirators the following warning has been sent to tht' office Editor of the Whig Callender Stre, «t Belfast. Dear Sir, —I ...

... individually, in their respective wards. They urged him to accept their offer, pleading that arms were put into their hands by a Whig Govern- ment in 1848, in Ireland. They mentioned tha the Fenians were wholly recruited from the Roman Catholic ranks. The Mayor ...

... churches, when looking out far a candidate represent them in the Legislature? Is it not—Has he a position in society; is he Whig, Radical, or Tory, and true to his party ? They forget that these men have to make our laws, guide and protect our morals, ...

... opposition to the Government was being encouraged throughout the country. The question for the country to decide was not that of Whig or Tory, but whether they would have a monarchy or a republic. (Hear, hear.) Looking at that assembly he believed loyalty to ...

... wishes and opinions of the great majority the Tory party. (Applause and laughter.) The Liberal party, which was then known the Whigs, took advantage of that declaration of the Duke of Wellington, and commenced a violent agitation throughout the country. They ...

... the brilliant gathering th» took lace the Drill Hall last week. He was sure there was •* not a in the room, whether Ire was Whig, Radical, Conservative, but would himself say tkat he Was proud of thit gathering. They newr had r,nch avsemblr talent and ...

... regard Ireland as » nation of lunatics. The question was now beyond the resistance of the Tories, or the tinkering of the Whigs. was one which the people themaelves had determined, as would be seen at the next election, to settle on tha principles of ...

... gave him credit. There are, we know, a Peter Bell school of politicians to whom all colours seem of one hue —who are neither Whig nor Tory, and who are so subtle that to be nothing is all their glory. Mr H. A. Palmer seems desirous to write himself down ...

... shadow of the approach of those responsibilities which have sobered so many ardent Radicals into very tame dependents of the Whigs; which silenced Mr Bernal Osborne's reckless tongue, and neutralised the fervour of Mr W. E. Forster. However this may be, ...

... purpose. You are, I believe, aware that family and myself have . been for more than a century past identified with the 'Old Whig'—in later times called 'The Liberal'—cause in Bristol, jr and I am, therefore, desirous of explaining the grounds on which ...

... purpose. you are, I believe, aware that my family and myself have been for more than a century past identified with the ' Old Whig'—in later times called 'The Liberal'—cause Bristol, and I am, therefore, desirous of explaining the grounds on which I am ready ...