... with any which has he d power England since the coalition Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that, in the new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult to detect the Radical flavour; but it roust not be forgotten that ...

... blighted and wasted life. The gentleman” seducer was summoned to the inquest, but was not required to give evidence.—Northern Whig. _______ CORK HARRIERS. Friday, Dec. 11th Qbuncoum, Old Mallow Road. ...

... and military aspect. He was born in 1835, and, owing to the popularity of his father (Lord Althorp), was taken up the great Whig families as soon as he attained his majority. The first office held by him was Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, and he ...

... Mr. Gladstone’s supporters. Ability, experience, logical power, and eloquence, are to be sought among the Conservatives and Whigs ; and the time has not, we hope, arrived, when a majority of empty heads will compensate for knowledge, tact, and readiness—in ...

... that hem Saint Giles’s ugly church in. —Carols of Cockayne. DEATH OB' THE REV. HENRY COOKE, D.D., LL.D. (From the Nor thorn Whig.) In 1829, Dr. Cooke removed from Killvleagh to Bellast, where a large meetinghouse in May-street was expressly built for his ...

... of this day addressed to the yueeiHtown deputation congratulation on the escape the county has had of being represented by a Whig, common sense will sec it ateunl is unwarranted, and I may safely say that the long tried Liberal politics of the Boyles will ...

... however, be ! upon their giving bail to keep the peace for j ths—tliemselves in each, and two sureties«. £:>, JS'ortfisnt Whig. 11 AVV TMEN T S. THE HOUNDS. Tuesday, „ lath Miltnwu Friday, „ Downeen. ...

... purposes until some new Fenian organization is at work. A similar course tin’s was adopted on much smaller scale When the Whigs acceded office in 1859, and the Phoenix prisoners were allowed to stand out on recognizances, ana some of these very men are ...

... hnnsa in the neighbourhool of hta home, with no clothing upon him but his shirt, and lodged him again in the asylum.—Norfhsm Whig. We have reason to believe that a baronetcy has her* offered to Mr. Mnzicro Brady, in recognition of his long services as Irish ...

... this geocratiou realise the l .“ excitement which had for yearn “ouj the enthusiasm or tho new constituencies m favour of tho Whig-Liberal party of the day. The S|«k result 12th of January, 1833, it gave of the ...

... that the majority of Liberal member the House of Commons will not differ from the fonuer type ; it will consist hereditary Whigs, wealthy merchants and manufacturers, and a goodly number legislators who sat in the last Parliament.” The Powers that are ...

... Tories have not been uninstructed we believe, by experience, and obvious identity of interests cannot long fail to bring the Whigs to unite with them round some common centre, for the defence of that admirable form of Government to which, under God, we owe ...