... f6ted by his constituents in Kilkenny, and delivered a speech which related principally to the Irish land question. Tories and Whigs, he said, had been humbugging the people upon that subject; and the champions of the cause of the landlords, who had the ...

... were either possible, Fenianism is concerned. High and low, rich and or advisable in .any way whatever, we cannot help poor, Whigs and Tories, Adullamites and sincere feeling that any combination out of the five or six best Reformers, ardent Radicals and ...

... there were giants in every walk. The idea was to live luxuriously at the cost of a private establishment. The advent of the Whigs to power was marked by the foundation of the Reform Club, which, after years of building difficulties and debt, is still one ...

... et 'testes at this T1 conjuncture are most susceptible of ingenious mis- m representation . Although out of office :and a be Whig, he is,' not very distantly, allied with the pc family of our Tory Premier. His relations with ax the present occupants of ...

... whose faits et grates at this conjuncture are meet susceptible of ingenious misrepresentatiou. Although out of office and a Whig, he is, not very distantly, allied with the WHEN Dr. was appointed Bishop of Calcutta, a rumour was industriously circulated ...

... waralms of articles.. Qs the *baby the Omar net for hat ( =k iloli ter: h vas Mimed up bs sad takes to her Inn% eat a passim' Whig eme thither 3 few in the box the *sin naned in the . The story teht by the placed the in quite a en that at ma vet the Ilhileasiey ...

... tath he parents said. r a a i ll i e e a is t ordered to find bail for having -used seditious language. Lately the .Northern Whig has , had some or near Bright!on. He has been between seven and eight severe articles on Fenianism, and these not suiting years ...

... that from political considerations. From the near equality betwixt the Parliamentary supporters of the two great parties, the Whigs, ever the first dissolution after the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832. would have been continually ousted from power their ...

... iovernmant best discharges its duty which does not aim at too mach. •• To promise everything and do nothing' ' 11111 ever been the Whig plan ; to promise little and do what they promise, has, no the other hand, been the .3onservative axiom. We must not forget ...

... present Master of the Rollsyand Sir w. P. Wood, now Vice-Chancellor, were the two last Chancery supporters possessed by the Whig party in , Parliament. On the promotion of the latter, Lord Aberdeen appointed a Peelite, Sir Richard Bethell, to the Solicitor- ...

... seditious lan- tfo&ge. Lately the Northern whig has .had some ■evero articles on Fenianism, and these not suiting the taste of the conspirators the following warning *» been sent to the office :— Editor of the Whig Callender Street Belfast. Dear Sir, — 1 ...

... IRELAND. FHO_ OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT. DUBLIN, Wednesday Morning. The recommendation of tbe Northern Whig, that all Feaiuns caught perpetrating outrages should be whipped like garotters, seems to have rendered it obnoxious to tha members of the Brotherhood ...