... sending soma of his publications to Sir George Grey, with lima* ion that I did not mean responsible for misprision treason.” The Whig-Radical party have been engaefe 1 for years iu removing every obstacle that the wisdom of oar ancestors had raised against ...

... in Lnrgan since the 13th ult„ but, in the face of this fresh outrage, thin ,?I)termination raaj y,o-bably be reconsidered.—“ Whig.” ‘‘THE SCREW” ON THE HERTFORD ESTATE. Reports have been made to Sir Shafto Adair’s committee that the familiar process putting ...

... generally in Dundalk. For long series of years occupied prominent position in politics in Lonth, and was a firm supporter of the Whig parly. ...

... length, 1851, the resignation of Lord John Russell brought the Conservatives to the very gates of Downing-street, and after the Whigs had retained their offices year longer, in February, 1852, the Conservative Chief who, mean- | while had succeeded his father ...

... the stables, lighted on cob and tax-cart. Harnessing this animal best could, he drove off to meet his master ; and thus the Whig Lord-Lieutenant of an influential county was received. Being a great walker, he permitted the butler and the tax-cart to convey ...

... Cornelias O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Persano ; A Light Business Requiring no Capital; Studying the Land” Question. Great Whig Journalist. Charles Beade's Novels. W. BLACKWOOD SONS, Edimbuboh and London. ton Irelandfoster. * CO.. Dublin. HODGES, 176 ...

... that the amendments which the Lords have already hinted at will be firmly stack to by them. In fact, all parties in the House— Whig and Conservative, Lord Westbury, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the Marijois of Salisbury—are alike agreed in this, that ...

... convention of working women. THE ORATORS IN THE BOTANIC GARDENS BELFAST. The Henry Henderson was highly indignant because some Whig Radical had presumed to call himself and some of the brother orators fools, and tb© Poera opposed to the Irish Church donkeys ...

... pension bill to provide great Whig functionaries with comfortable retiring allowances after four or five years’ service. However, our local Radicals will perhaps Mr. Lowe in his economical frenzy deaf to their entreaties. The Whigs have always been unwilling ...

... have to consulted. There will probably some little difficulty in reconciling the views of Mr. Bright with those of the old Whig section of the Cabinet. But does it occur any one remember how the very same difficulty was supposed to exist with regard to ...

... few such standing now—is held by as unalterable a tenure —by one as little to questioned as the tenure of any of the great Whig landlords who own such large estates the South and other parts of Ireland, (Hoar, hear.) We had them from tho Sovereign the ...

... Cornelius O’Dowd—Forfeiting Paradise; Persano ; A Light Business Requiring no Capital; Studying the Land Question. A Great Whig Journalist. Charles Reade's Novels. it SONS, Edinburgh and Lo*»oh. Aokhts for FOSTER, & CO., BODGES, 176 MISWRIT RIO EWELL ...