... All hesitation should now be a thing of the past, and an earnest effort made to rescue the borough from the thraldom tho Whigs. Sir Dominick Corrigan is mentioned as fourth candidate in the Liberal interest, and lie has written to a solicitor asking ...

... intolerant Ultramontane party, whose aim is annihilate the liberties of the Roman Catholic laity ? Is it not fact, also, that the Whig-Radical Government had conceded to the Ultramontanists that the National System should become virtually a Denominational System ...

... CLEKICAL INCIVILITY. A correspondent of the Whig who has personally vouched for the accuracy of his assertions, makes the following statement:— . . On Saturday morning last, person died in Belfast. who had expressed a wish that he shonld be buried with ...

... though it ought not to be difficult to find many well qualified men. Tho Standard speaks of Cabinet reshuffling of the old Whig cards, and not in any modem sense a Liberal Cabinet. LORD STANLEY AND THE EASTERN ...

... ingenuity must find difficult to make much of a gathering of something more than 2,000 people in the Crystal Palace.—“ Northern Whig.” ...

... is made-the advocates still alleging this boon granted will pacify and tranqniUise the people of Ireland. _ ~ , - Thus have Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, outbid each other for popularity, political sense. The real cause, however, has been which ...

... classes. The chair was occupied by Lord Templetown, and the speeches were of the usual Tiolent and inflammatory character. The Whig informs us that on the previous evening there was a monster meeting of the Orangemen of the working classes in the Ulster Hall ...

... and his want of unpopularity with the moderate party in the county do not lend to endear him to the noble marquis —-VorMcm Whig- The Medical Times and Gazette directs attention to the coniilion Irish dispensary medical officers, and expresses just surprise ...

... severity, general election was held in Ireland, cerium Repeal orators denounced the Whigs generally for their cruel ne gleet Ireland, adding, But what can you expect from the Whigs ? Did they not appoint and support one of their own party. Lord Torrington. who ...

... terms Whig and Tory, applied to opposite political parties. Whig of Scotch origin, and was applied those who were soured against the State, the word having been used in primary application to milk which had ceased sweet, and was goured oi whigged. Tory ...

... forward, who in the House of Commons would a supporter of the present Government. When had such a patriotic Government The Whigs in power basely treated this country. They passed no measures for the good of the nation. Their ears were closed against every ...

... captain and mate both belonged to Killyleagh ; the other two members of the crew, it is understood, were Welshmen.— Northern Whig. TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. VIOK-dUNCßlalaOil's PBIiCBS. ENGLISH Mr. 12van Dmi. li.»s obtained the prize lor his on John Milton ...