... increased instead of being lowered. The leap from an £8 franchise in boroughs to exceeds, in our opinion, anything that Whigs or Whig-Radicals would have attempted. The late Lord Panmure thought he was making a great sacrifice to popular opinion when ho ...

... supported such interest. It was the Tories who frustrated the knavish tricks of the Whigs when they wanted dispossess freemen of their franchise (laughter and cheers.) The Whigs were against factory legislation, and said that the masters hod right to what they ...

... transact general Business. By Order, GEORGE KINKEAD, Secretary. PortadoaJ, 7th February, 1868. Tho outdoing Directors are HUGH WHIG (who has already resigned) and Huou Ewe. TO P. ...

... General for Ireland. Mr. Lawson, the lake Whig Attorney-General, have the first vacant seat on the Irish Bench. Mr. Sullivan. Judge and three or four marriage connections of the superannuated class of Whig politicians the Upper House, are indefatigable ...

... special appointment, to H.R.H. the Prime of Wales ; MAKER or ran GREAT CLOCK or van EXHIBITION, ISO; Or TEM CM/011001AM IT WHIGS MILDEW! TIMID; AM of the GOLD CASKETS presented by the City cf London to T.R.H. the Pluses or Waits and Dees or Kill; And Gainer ...

... the Church of the Future. The Spanish Revolution. By Vedette. Cornelius O'Dowd.— Walewski.—Medical Lec- turers.—Misfits.—The Whig .Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London. Agents for Ireland.— Uodoes, Smith, ...

... it. (Cheers.) It was Lord John Bussell and his Whig Administration. (Loud cheers.) It was by them that the forty shilling freeholders, and the scot and lot voters, and the f5 freeholders. It was by the Whigs that all these were disenfranchised. It may probably ...

... acquainted with tho constitution and actics of the Liberal leaders. It was distinctly stated to be a trial of strength and as the Whigs boasted of having a clear working majority of 70 at the time of Lord Russell's emission to power, the late division shows that ...

... petitioners in this matter was made on Monday to the Coart ot Common Pleas for attachments against the publishers of the Northern Whig the Northern Shir and the Ulster Examiner for printing and publishing articles commenting on the petition filed in the Common ...

... tlu clwrtolied lies that the public voice connects with itself. The P , en “ entered a state of conidea Heaven designing the Whig-Radicals forex- l * hasten to publish these consol- U-ndiug the suffrage to ad hoosehoidon, while, for ? tidings for the s ...

... addressed them, they were addressed—on what subject ? On the political career Sir Joseph Neal M'Kenna—on the difference between Whig and Tories ; and the reverend cam u admiration the latter was such that my Lord Bandon any other leading Conservative could ...

... every Ministry that justice to which Ireland was entitled. complained of the exclusion of Irishmen from every Cabinet, whether Whig or Tory. Mr. George Browne seconded the nomination of Mr. G. H. Moore. The High Sheriff asked if there was any other candidate ...