... sent, in •t .'..in Pabuiptous election address that ...

... tormented when was called to form u Ministry. Canmro, although of a Liberal disposition, and almost Whig, was too fond ...

... Royston) had beard him cr'kd min, though what he was distinguishi d in did not know, except that bed I connected with every Whig job for nraay yrxu. StiU, in bivway, was good fellow ever liv 1. A crisis bad now come, and the more thought it, the more he ...

... had held power la England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph object* that in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutM the Cabinet that it is difficvlt to detect the Radical flavour, but most cot be forgotten that Mr ...

... journal was in the same spirit that which alienated the Whig, although not such pointed ferocity. Mr. Butt, Q.C.—What have we do with in this motion Mr. M'LaoghUn, aa counsel for the Northern Whig —I mart interpose too. loaned friend has been arguing for ...

... Belfast the next election.. Mr, Lytle's refusal undoubtedly makes for the present period of in Conservative tactics.—.V.»r-(Arm Whig. THE EFFECTS OF A GALE. A* be pilot cutter Curlew, George Warren, master, was cruising offUowth on Tuesday afternoon, vessel ...

... and the Eng- Bah people like to trained statesmen office Mr. Gladstone has made the most judicious use of bin materials. Whigs, moderate Liberals, and advanced Lib—fa pretty fairly represented. Each party fa aatfafiad with Its share, and the grant difficulty ...

... artful for that—-but his language was uni- | of nature to inspire Catholics with a belief that he would accomplish what the Whigs so persistently opposed. The Earl of statement in the commencement the Session confirmed this expectation, but it was not until ...

... dates from the discovery that William the Third, the head of the Whigs, imposed the Laws. Pat is astonished. Holy Saints above us, ahure you don’t raano to “say that King William was Whig.” He thought he was far and away chief of the Tories, did Mr. OTlaiierty ...

... toctal finnkeyism which aa frequently discredits the hangers on of the But the new Government, if raised to power, will act be Whig Govt lament of anrionl type. It n*td not in the public interest be quite tt weak ia the peers a* (he one admits iteelf be ; ...

... resi»»--d and overthrown (cheers). Bn*, it may reavmably J, Whig laudlorda insist upon their tenants voting for Tory well for a Whig candidate —if Tory landlords order their tenants to vote for a Whig as well as for a Tory—if they have become indiUerentoo ...

... more. The Whigs bad kept the country a state degradation through {«olitind inaction and in spirit of expectancy—the clergy and the bishop bad been waiting for some encouraging measures, bat they bad found out that nothing was to be hod from Whig or Tory ...