... rest Mr. Maher will not candidate at the approaching election. It to any, at thu present moment, who will put forward by the Whigs, but think see indications of a desire on the part of Cant iiu John Lsmoude, to one of the nominees of that . ,«! lla t ...

... Kow, gentlemen, ttoe your aa»ta! toheyour to , Stanley got I labellcJ * TUr wh ‘''. centre in the •• Tory tor one lahdled Whig. 1. Mr. Oiadatonr, ‘^-1- «oe. baby, with young BUI. Mr. Stuart Mill haato appeato the aq J THtotoU, „ • heap of luggage ...

... purposes. The report proposes, rumour adds, reduce the nums her of Irish bishops to four. Thx Speech op Loud Guana.—Several Whig Peers walked away from the House of Pr«ra without voting ou Wednesday morning, influenced by the speech of Lord C air against ...

... Tho above auction was held on Mouday.tho 20lh inst. ♦- - REPRESENTATION COUNTY WEXFORD. Wfxfokd, Thcß'Day.—A meeting of the Whig el« clion coiotoiUee, winch entirely composed pnetts, has been held at Knniscorthy wilhio the present week. Beio«e resolved ...

... expression opinion greater force, and it is indicative coming events. It is rumoured that Mr. paid much less deference the Whig oligarchy than most of his predecessors, that they disapproved of his course, and they have practicaUy shown their dissent ...

... that is more wondetful. Whig might to discover houeaty, and would certainly surprised the discovery—but for place-hunter, like Mr. Esmonde, to “ believe” in the honesty ol any man say nothing of any great majority”), is a miracle Whig faith —and, if the belief” ...

... Wales. , Mrs. Linden, Curu-lnnlket, Be f.is , I»• le-en • iid wit ' the or. cltotinlug cko the lately hoiu I’tii Aoiihcvm Whig. ...

... situation, Commissioners are dosed with long corresnooessary to denounce tho moUvea of those who and will so remain, whether the Whigs like it which they f rf the Poor-law opposed th* measure. The language, though or not.” Union. When is all this wend? It has ...

... offices of the State, and claim to hold them again, should lay themselves open to the reproach urged by one of their own party, a whig of the Lord Lichfield, that they would better have studied the dignity the House* —their own dignity was quite lo*t— than by ...

... al manner; but when they had done so, it was found that it would make some differ-1 ence in party sense, and therefore the Whig- Radio sis, who longer represent the opinion the country, though they happen majority of the House C jmmons, resolved to defeat ...

... although Idonotagreewith him in every point I can aav this, that is ten times abetter man than thi best Whig in lUlfart (cheer. groans}. B«c*os* the Whig* Belfast ELECTION HOAX IN BELFAST—AN .lir.y* L.n for donbling the or^kd It wing be« eiiciuifeljr cireuUte ...

... e taxation, which is draining away income, and preventing the accumulation capital, was the work of Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs, whose financial policy in 1863 revci-scd the Conservative system Pitt and Peel, and has prevented the expansion of trade and ...