... bagged, of which 2,357 were brought down on tie second dmy. Bmaoast.—A Exp«w**irr.—Tho Civi, Vervic* Oaatttt has the folic whig There are very few simple articles food which many t tluablt Mid important dietary properties eocca. While *ctin* ou nerves ...

... playes w through the streets of the town several non-party bI ailt, and Roman Catholics, as the report in the of Northiern Whig statesifjoined in the proceedings d ...

... proprietor Mr Sullivan not invited to becom candidate for any place Ireland after all his services to Pope to Tories and to the Whigs” He described as an “artful dodger” are termed “malicious and even odious epithet “ Goulah” is attached his Goulah being nickname ...

... division of Cumberland, and that, too, by a larger number of votes than lied ever been recorded for any one since 1832, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. It would be his endeavour to fulfil the duties imposed upon him to the best of his judgment, ana follow ...

... offend, and perliaps alienate the old Whigs, even though the Duke of Argyle and the hope the house of Devonshire consent to take office in it. At the same time we cannot ignore the fact that the feeling of the Whigs towards the Tories is at this moment ...

... probaMy would have supported him. But they could see nothing of the sort. Remembering the past, and how utterly unsuccessful Whig government of Ireland has always been, they distrusted future to ruled after the same fashion. Especially did they distrust ...

... the Conservative policy—just as unuiaUkeably the great governing familiea the Whig party have declared for Mr. GLADarora. And the battle ia now with the people. The Whig- Radical-Republican faction have forced on a transfer power to the democracy, and ...

... what did the Whigs during their long tenure of power ? When they would not rest and be thankful they meddled and muddled. Whom does John Mitohel blame for the sad condition of Ireland and the terrible sufferings of its people P The Whigs, and not the ...

... no difficulty in disposing of the pre- tentions of Lord Amberley, who adds another to the already numerous band of rising Whig statesmen whose aspirations for office have been marred by in- exorable destiny. In East Suffolk and the East Riding the C ...

... said that even special pleading could not make out an excuse for Mr: Gladstone's attack on the Irish Church, the great- est Whig legal authority — Sir Boundell Palmer — having declared the proposal to be simply one of spoliation. He advised the Conservatives ...

... never had a majority in the House of Commons, and they were only enabled to hold office the treachery of few half-hearted Whigs, whose place happily, now, knows them no more. In the House of Lords, means which B0 other party had adopted, they have secured ...

... overthrown by their own busyhodying and meddling, by leaping ahead of their opponents, with the sole object of dishing the Whigs. Thereby they have raised up a great power among the lowest orders of society, the unthinking demagogue population, who have ...