... controversies. Simple os it is, we everyone, calling for Irish policy,” contentment of Ireland. And , the moment sayons, be he Whig, ToT = @ measure voices — in ie pe “ sos demande at the heads of the Govern- ment, “an Irish Only last Satarday, a chorus of ...

... general, and the Whig party in particular, on their declension in statesmanship. It says that the grandest achievements of the Whig school are those that have been done for them, and adds: „ . When they fiud themselves in difficulties the Whigs propose some ...

... like beaven ?”. he could tell the answer to the boyish riddle—“ Why isa at once moment’s thought, “‘ Becsnse there is not a Whig in it.” nalists who are still at large, to It must be ve to the French jour- that the prison of St. Pelagic has at this moment ...

... PParliamentaryttary & ~ ' managed to make a question as to the compound house a peg on which to hang an attack on Mr D.srae . Whig ladies who flocked to the House on Friday night to hear his Grace's oratory were not denied the treat they a cipated,*for the ...

... Exchequer is neither the scion of a noble house, nor a large-acred squire. When he first offered himself to his late constituents a Whig nobleman refused him permission to can- vass his tenantry, the ground that Mr. Hunt's position in j society and in the county ...

... formerly juge de paix at Argelds Pyrenees Orientales), at the age of 100 years and eight months. Mr. Johnston (u‘y- the Northern Whig) has not been released from con m&hll'swnlaumfl-tlg: (Friday), no order or intimation reached the authori of Downpatrick Gaol ...

... to accompany the solemn progress of the Queen's Judges. Only during the present assizes a learned Judge, appointed by the Whigs, has not only persisted, whenever possible, in refusing to attend Divine Service, but has on more than one occasion directed ...