... despise a Whig, if one could be found mean enough, who would humb!e himself to become the nominee of Conservatives and a Conser- vative Association, and allow them to defray his election expenses, accompanying their gift with a condition that the Whig would ...

... grave charges will be made against political opponents upon scanty grounds and I can well understand that to have been, as the Whig says in the article in question, '(one of the warmest and most indefatigable supporters of Sir C. Lanyon aid Mr. Mulholland ...

... answer to the question ' Query 2. If nat:vlty does not constitute nationality, pray what does :t: A.rc , lastly, is not the Whig on a crusade on the ore 'hand against facts, land on the other aazainst cmu. mon sense? A: . ,:suaiaY. Belfast, August 13, ...

... contempt in the minds of the Presbyte- or rians; and they are not more contemptible than m , the cuckoo cry of the Northern Whig about th the Conservative clique, and the Conserva- tive Presby terians, and the menial work l A they have been doing ...

... uncertain rewards of political l life. At one time, indeed, there were rumours that a Henry Brougham would be leader of the Whigs in t the House of Commons. He had enormous po- r pularity out of doors; the vigour and variety of his ?? Parliamentary eloquence ...

... Tories; and ex- perience has taught us that in that respect the Tory was a far more honourable opponent of labour than the Whig. We are so far complimented by the admission of superiority, but must deny the impli- cation that Tories are opponents of ...

... is said that Mr. William Allen, Secretary to the d Amalgamated Engineers' Society, has been put forward without reference to Whig or Conservative ainterests. The Conservatives, however, are not in xthe meantime idle. Mr. Morgan Howard, who has n already ...

... rring to the ru- Co mourcd biztulial o:f On vac:ut Garter on the Duke £>s of ?? folk, the F*'U Mo liiretrhr 5i .lys ?? A.; Whig Dukes o Lugt7.u 'niprovivlUd wit h Garters D are their Graces of ANorfo!k, Grafton, St'. Albans, Ct. and Bedford. TLe Duke ...

... testant asceaderncy in Ireland. The Radical and Romiah journals are all warmly supporting Sir Shafto's candidature. The Yorthern Whig is p ying all its stale tricks of the unfortunate Bel. aelection to cajole and impose on you, and to delu-a6 you traitorously ...

... astray by any phos- Iphorescent glimmer from the exhumed carcass of Parliamentaryagitation. Even the patience of English Whig journalists is being exhausted at last, and the Pal -Mail Gazette, the Saturday I Reviewt, and the Daily XNws are beginning ...

... decided in opposing every notion of compromise. It was impossible to mis- understand the significance of the meeting, though Whig journalists will, of course, find it an easy matter to misrepresent it. For days our Radical contemporaries have laboured to ...

... is a bright Hi and shining place, and there is no parting or dye- dy ing, his lordship added, And, thank Jove, no um more Whigs. This is not a bad pendant to Mr. Se Disraeli's riddle, Why is Mr. Gladstone like a dii telescope ? Beesuse you can draw ...