... party. I am what I have been in the palmcy days of O'Connell, I am thoroughly National and Irish. I put no faith in either Whigs or Tories, but will be ever ready to aid that party who bids the highest for Irish favour by conferring the best measures for ...

... Mill ,525, aad ur Smnith 8,824 AU the influence of the Marquis of Westminster was brought to bew in favour of b nephew the Whig candidate, and the Party of Pzf, gress worked energetically for Mr. Mill Thee art gave Captain Grosvenor a majority of nine ...

... Pakington's eleotion address thbA Mr. Disraeli is probably preparing to throw over the Irish Church, and again to dish the Whig.' THE JUDGESHIP IN BANKRUPTCY. A rumour gains ground to the effect that, should either of the Law offlcers of the crown accept ...