... question the infallibility of English law, or any other means than delusive parliamentary action through renegade Cawtholic (sic) Whigs —preying on their country like vermin—devouring the womb that engenders them—far the redemption of Ireland and her sorely oppressed ...

... the water into the boat. The salmon weighed about fourteen pounds.—Cork Examiner. Lign..—lt has actually been said that the Whigs are likely to become Fenians—because, forsooth, Wigs are never firmly attached to th Crown. The devil is not so black, &c ...

... of the Lord Chancellor. No decision has, as yet, been arrived at with regard to his successor.—/mperial Review. The Northern Whig understands that between 120 and 130 = have been returned for trial at the next &trick assizes from the various petty sessions ...

... and not of destroying, the constitution. Their great hostility to the measures of the Whigs and Radicals is that they conceive, and I think truly, that—though the Whigs do not profess to have the intention—the effect of their measures is to undermine and ...

... a wealthy peer, and he entered into political life with a feeling of real enjoyment. His hereditary connexion was with the Whigs, and with the he entered office at Chief Secretary for Irelasl i l 1830, and bore a chief part in the events of stormy time ...

... Stanley of thirty years since passed through the revers* change as mature manhood succeeded youth. From the time he left the Whigs he gradually drew nearer to stanch Conservative principles. In 1852, in 1858, in 1866 he came into aloe with the same tenets ...

... forsibly reminded of one of Sir O. Wood's budgets; and of the helplese confusion, and almost imbeeility, with which that great Whig leader, whoa of the Exchequer, used I. handle be. Lord Mayo threatened I. come to an breakdown. lost the thread of discourse ...

... correctness, that the Dake of Leinater was offered the first riband at the disposal of Karl Grey after the accession of the Whigs to power in 1830. With a generous devotion to the interests of his party, at a time when their position was critical, and it ...

... FOMENTING GOVERNOIL—Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee, is a model Governor. He recently published in his newspaper, the Knoxville Whig, under his own name, an article denouncing the Kti•Klux-Klan, the Conservative secret organisation, in the severest terms ...

... candidates, Ramsay and Campbell, were both Liberals—the latter, however, of the Radical type, and the former of the ultra- Whig school. The contest was exceedingly cdose, and great excitement prevailed. The result, however, the return of U. Ramasy—the ...

... his lips, net the conventional glass of ean sucree, but bumpers of the best Bordeaux. All this is very like the venerable Whig leader! An interesting account is given by a correspondent of the Times of the outrage committed on the English mission in ...

... yacht have not yet with certainty been obtained, but it is believed that the latter is the sun of a Belfast pilot.— Norfiera Whig. ...