... enthusiastic Protestant spirit.” Mr. Alderman Lamb presided, and the speakers were, the Rev. Dr. Kearney ; Lord Oranmorb, a Whig, but a Whig who has sense enough to see the drift of the Gladstonian policy, and manliness enough to resist it; the Rev. James Bardsley ...

... believe in the election cries of former days, which will be revived with additional force now, to help the“ Wait-a-While” Whigs to oflice, I believe, as numbers do, that the present Ministry deserve a more extended trial. Experierice tells us that they ...

... addressed to them, they were addressee-on what subject! the political career Sir Joseph Heal M*Kenna-on difference between Whigs and Tories: and the Rev. Canon’s admiration of the latter was such that Lord Bund any other leading Conservative could not ...

... the catholic university charter. The righteous indignation of some of the Whig- Radical journals, because Lord Mayo dared to open negotiation with two Roman Catholic bishops m refefereuce to giving chatter to Roraan Catholm University in Ireland, is a ...

... can be depended upon at the day of election ; and it is notorious that Tory landlords have all tory tenants, and Whig landlords have Whig tenants. There are, happily, a few exceptions to this rule, and tenants have acted as men without suffering for their ...

... night, in both Houses, the unanimity was wonderfuL” The Abyssinian expedition had united men of the most divergent politics. Whig vied with Tory, and there was an unusual animation and generosity in Mr. Gladstone and Lord John Russell. Even the Ministry ...

... for Ireland. The division list presents no new features. Scarcely any Whig except Lord Grey voted with the Government. The chief fact of importance is the difficulty which the Whigs seem to have had in bringing their own men to the division. At the end ...

... 1868. There is in our fourth page very useful narrar tive, from the Belfast News-Letter, of the negoeiations between the late Whig Government and the Homan Titulars on the subject of a Charter for their University. There is subject on which the present ...

... offices the Stale, and claim to hold them again, should lay themselves open the reproach urged by one their own party a whig of the Whigs, Lord Lichfield, that they would bettei have studied the dignity of the House”—their own dignity was quite lost— 1 * ...

... and, on Saturday morning reinforcements from Dromore, Ballynahiuch, and other stations were drafted into the town.—ATorfAer/i Whig. The Deanery op Limerick.— lt is believed that the appointment of the present sub dean to the deanery is not unlikely. The ...

... those whom he ad- V years ago. Then he came over the Jt t£tacarMlion of the holy alliance between the v‘, nil Association, the Whig ex-Muuster, and him-5 That alliance still subsiats. It will continue common policy of destrucUon umtee these f. Uterogeneous ...

... Dowse, whose ability well known, will, it is stated, offer himself for the borough. Newry Mr. Heron will come forward in the Whig interest, and whether Mr. limes, the present member, will be again put forward by the Conservatives their caudidate we are ...