... the Upper House swamped/- withdrew their opposition. Let apply this story to tho present time, since Lord Grey’s day, the Whigs haae got in batch, but by driblets, many more than fifty peers. They have made nearly one hundred. The excuse, therefore which ...

... pushing claims which often unjust, and which are necessarily luttetnl to other classes, and still there Government except Whig Lord-Lieutenant armed with soldiers and police, which he cannot use except in cases riot end violence. The county lieutenants ...

... you any evideuce as to his ' latest self-announced seceder from the Cairns camp, iosanity ? . The Conservative Peer and the Whig leader in the Mr. sec that this is an indictable llonse of L breakfasted together over the Irish ffen .Ct}, and the caso is ...

... of every true such uprising of the people that no Government, irishman ; whilst tho gravel of tyranny may surely whether Whig Tory, could resist it. They would c | place amongst those incongruities of utterance lave lo succumb and bow to the wishes ...

... the case will be brought forward against Barry. THE STUDENTS AND THE COUNCIL OF THE QUEEN’S COLLEGE, BELFAST. The Northern Whig reports the following particulars of a rather extraordinary incident that took place during the Visitation of the Queen’s College ...

... Powell, b. ••• the barony of Imokillv the sura of i,*2o was passed B*rony at the present assizia for m each moat distinguished Whigs. Are these noblemen ° nSUl T , JADE’S SODA WATER. Rock Cottage, and. Lucia to yield ? Mr. Gladstone, in his self compln- l”ya- ...

... appeal to the country, an addition to the peerage might not in his favour, as it would excite d sapprobation among some of his Whig supporters. Moreover, it docs not follow that the minority will vote against Lord Deubv. They would have preferred amending ...

... the Governing Ireland by a dodge something which the Fenians will not have. ih®y will not be ruled by the priests, nor by the Whig place hunters. We «tiir believe that England intends to rale Ireland, and that Ireland can be ruled without either violence ...

... philosopher, or historian: eminent i Mr. Cootb —l am one of those who think that this jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig Hoard is intended for the conduct of poor law business, and dory lawyers a bygone, generation; the not for the purpose of political ...

... covert endowments. It certainly does not lie with the Ministry to throw the charge of endowing Popery in the teeth of their Whig critics. The Government proposes to give the entire surplus to Roman Catholic institutions. The religious equality” they profess ...

... the dark, tear him with their claws and suck his blood. {From the Spectator.) There is something very odd the fact that the Whigs take so much more of the ab-extra view churches than statesmen of other schools, and we oan only account for it by supposing ...

... the Irish Church would go to the landlords. In conclusion he said that it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to nave secured civil and religious freedom. By a wise instruction the leading men and statesmen of the ...