... recollact that in the year 1837 the then agent of the Duke of Rutland told that the Rutland family bad formerly bet-n Whig*, and he himself w*s Whig, nod that if he were expected do anything to oppose the Liberal party they must get another steward to do it. ...

... greater number of the elector* than have been polled for any other candidate since the division of the county in 1832. whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Applause.) It will be endeavour diligently fulfil the duties von have imposed upon me and I shall, to the ...

... remanded Campbell to Lifford Gaol nntii tbe next Bnrnfoot petty sessions, when tbe rase will be further inveatigated. —Northern Whig, Installation of tea Dran of St. Paul’s.—The installation of tbe Very Rev. Henry Longneville Mantel, D.D., who has been appointed ...

... name of Lord Duflerin, though ought not to difficult to find many well qualified men. The Telegraph says: In new Ministry the Whig element so largely dilates tbe Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, bat it must not be forgotten that Mr- ...

... have begun think that it in the duty of every man judge fur himself, and not to place implicit eonfl lenoe any leader, whether whig or tory, lay or clerical. Now, Sir, 1 have been a great admirer of John Bright, I like to read his plain straightforward speeches ...

... Monsell, M.P. for Limerick County. No one could have been better selected. A Privy Councillor, onoe in the confidence of the Whigs, he had handled an importaDt office, and was honourably distinguished from the vulgar Membera of the Papal Band. He was not ...

... Habeas Corpus Act was pushed Tokenhouse-yard. London, an annouceinent that , k. their trade would suffer, their labour would , whig Government, he stood up, several of the ecclesiastical benefices which are | be fioin lhe.ll, even their lives would be in ...