... the Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move I against tbe Established Church this country. He believed that the Whig parly, to which be was bound by hereditary ties, disclaimed any intention of disturbing the English Church, but tbe result ...

... parliament in which yoti weird iiiterpsted ? It was the Irish Reform Bill; and I will tell yOil what the Irish Reform Bill of the Whigs proposed to do for Youghal. The Irish Reform Bill that assisted to throw out, and the party that I assisted to throw out the ...

... to be the doom of tbe people Mayo at tbe present time (bear, bear'. At tbe lost ossizas com pact alliance was formed between Whig and Tory heat —a confederacy between the oligarchy that was and the oligarchy that would (laughter)—a mutual assurance company ...

... for trial to (be assites. The charges against the aecond lot of peraore accused will begone into this Beta* iUg.—tforthern Whig. ...

... coon., could not have arrived b.re until Tuesday morning. The paper was received in Belfast at 3.1:, p.m. on Monday.—Northan Whig. EXPIRATION OF PARLIAMENT. The seventh Perß•ment of Queen Victoria, elected in July, 1865, was practically brought to su end ...

... any such considerations as usually presented themselves in electoral contests between Whigs and Tories. We held that the difference in political value between a Whig and Tory was commonly too small to justify dependent tenant and father of family in getting ...

... na tional Protestant Churches of England, Ire land, and Scotland is go-10-rions Wicklow, and yet there Lord PILOIIV, a Whig, and not over favourable to the union of Church and State in Ireland, is certain. Mr. DIM. RAELI may, by le little exertion ...

... orders the release was corriedout, had deeper game in hand than his opponents dared to imagine. The Whigs had suspended the Habeas Corpus, the Whigs ccntinned its.suspension. Tories did not suspend it, but they had choice between rehearsing the Liberal ...

... taich journals as the Cork Eranthter are found deliberately playing the Whig game, and refusing to recognise any course for an Irish politician, save unconditional allegiance to the Whigs or the Tories. Independence of both parties is eneered at as something ...

... resi»»--d and overthrown (cheers). Bn*, it may reavmably J, Whig laudlorda insist upon their tenants voting for Tory well for a Whig candidate —if Tory landlords order their tenants to vote for a Whig as well as for a Tory—if they have become indiUerentoo ...

... Parliament which you were interested? It was the Irish Reform Bill; and 1 will tell you what the Irish Reform Bill of the Whigs proposed to do for Youghal. The Irish Reform Bill that 1 assisted to throw out, and the party that i assisted to throw out ...

... will be virtually delusive, and, if established, would be serious check on the enterprise of newspaper conductors.— Aor them Whig. ...