... to kick against it, as they have been openly boasting that they will be able to manage the new constituencies and dish the Whigs again by the tory working a new Reform Bill. Touching the history of the Bill now before the House and Mr. Den man's offences ...

... lying between returning members ta support present Ministry ami returning members to support a Bright-Glad>tosf. Cabinet—a Whig-Radical coalition. Mr. Gladstone's theory is that all those constituencies which returned members io support Lord Palmbrston ...

... ct is evidently determined to bid hil not only for his seat at Pontefact but also for offici under Mr. Gladstoue when the Whig-Radical Utopi: a Bright-Gladstone ministry is consummated To this end, he loses no opportunity of showing himself a convert ...

... by sight until about two gang* ago, when be met her at the ator's °Mos. Mr. Lewis mid tbid Madam Hated Mend nothing, and had Whig to !we. WI a hi avower to the way owe side hid bees Mr. having regard Wilts rime et the charge, said be rbeulb require two ...

... destruction of the Irish Establishment, but the Irish political agitators ; the infidels, the Radicals, and the degenerate Whigs, who are thirsting for office here at home, who care neither for country, church, or constitution, so that they can drive their ...

... minority, and living in an atmoaph re. of compromise. Though, by the way, the read- rs of Kaikes s Diary will remember the famous Whig Minis- try, of which the Duke of Wellington said? t, a no believed it would stick to office until turned oat of the Treasury ...

... mentioned as a probable candidate in the Liberal interest. Tipperary.—According to an Irish paper it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr Charles Moore, the colleague of Captain the Hon. Charles White in the representation of this county. Mr Peter ...

... reappeared, and entered into conflict with the police, when several of the latter were badly cut with stones. The Northern Whig states that stones were also thrown at the clergymen on emerging from the chapel. The mob proceeded coolly to demolish the ...

... mentioned as a probable candidate in the Liberal intermit. - I;;Castr. —According to an Irish paper, it is the intention of the Whigs to shelve Mr. nails Moors, the colleague Captain the Ron. Charles White, in the representation of this coun ty . Mr. Peter ...

... faith, considering that old British jealousy of France was not without just and reason. alludes with some bitterness to the Whig cry about the ignorance of our ancestors, parking :— To undo the past, on the ground that all tfcsmanship hitherto has been ...

... at Hound Tor. But maternal solicitude is on the watch, baulks him in his downward attack, and the kite swirls round on the whig, and prepares for another charge. He must bring tit-bit. home for the brats even if he fights for it. The eye of the vixen ...

... the destruction of the Irish Establishment, but the Irish political agitators; the infidels and radicals and the degenerate whigs, who were thirsting for office hera at home, who cared neither for country, church, nor conatitution, so that they could drive ...