... H. E. rats, Prating. Joan Moons, Secretary. To His Exosilemey the Hon. Anson Burlingemu, &a., ha., London. The Nations Whig says that the aloe of trimmer and distributor of the &wen, nested by death of Dr. Cooke, will not be filled up. Furl De Grey ...

... favour with some of the Whig members of the Cabinet —Lord Clarendon and Lord Kimberley, for instance, both of whom have been Viceroys of Ireland. After all the clamour raised against Lord Mayo's conciliatory hints, here we have the Whig chief proposing a scheme ...

... election : J. Hargraves's travelling expenses to Moffat and back, when ho warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party, &c., &c., lls. ...

... plunder is in lay hands; and if restitution is in any form to be the basis of Radical justice to Ireland, it is the great Whig families that must make good the losses of the ancient Church of the Irish people. We have heard Liberals avow that the Church ...

... please all his party, the vision of Mr. Disraeli as leader of a compact minority again breaking up the unhallowed alliance of Whig and Radical, at some time not very remote, is altogether 'distempered dream. The next Lord Mayer may have to entertain Mr. ...

... of the Appropriation clause, which was defeated and finally withdrawn through the firmness of the Upper House, in spite of Whig machinations and temporarily successful appeals t the people. How little the people really cared about it was proved ...

... head of the poll, Berkis is willin' was the whisper of certain local nobodies who professed to be the spokesmen of the Whig party in our city, with how little truth poor Mr. Richard Hoare has discovered to his cost. At last, and not without some natural ...

... property of the Irish Church would go to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom by a wise instinct, ' and the leading men and statesmen of ...

... flannel edged with red. METROPOLITAN APATHY ON THE IRISH CREECH QUESTION,—TIIO London correspondent of the Malec/water Guardia* (Whig), writing ju-t before the great debate, says;—There is curiously little excitement regarding the debate upon the Irish Church ...

... Railway /Sae Table for April is issued with Me COURANT of Ws day. NOT many years have elapsed since the cry raised by the united Whig•Radical-Liberal party—(a party which, after the custom of Parliament, will hereafter be treated as and called simply the Radical ...

... sons succeeded to the rule of righteous and able fathers, as well as vice versa. It has proved to be sadly true in the case of Whig leaders, and their heirs, apparent or presumptive. But a light has lately dawned upon the darkened mind of Liberal politicians ...

... returns a good Tory to Parliament, in the form and figure of Mr. Henry Raikes. The other M.P. is Lord Grosvenor, a high-minded Whig of the right sort, who enjoys very great popularity here. I am not acquainted with the political history of the borough, but ...