... preserve the connexion between electors and their representatives. Other county members ate spoken the early recipients of Whig honours. When opportunity testing opinion the English counties appears, it will probably show that the course of opinion does ...

... .) I have often, when I conaidered the history of what is of the report ol the Irish Ohuroh Oommiesion and (he called the Whigs snd th* Tories,” been surpriaed that after •J«jWon. No jastm«t of the Ineh great tiKarifnd.il in hiafoty, the two toman'catholio ...

... the charge was to be made against ] or a 8 accomplices. are far from intendto annlv to the whole Prayer of Consecration.” Whig. , , , , , ~ , ing to represent that the general body of the Thl nonsensical assertion was made for the pur- rt Catholic cfergy ...

... favourably taoeived. Bit W. Rassell reo-evented the Whig Libirals, and Mr. Warner tho iUJioal Libatal*. Mr. Tillett was known to intend come forward Radical candidate seme time bafore the election. The Whig Liberate after wards ooalaeoed with Mr. Tillett ...

... whatever is new or doubtful about the result acts probably more a contrary than in a direct line. The majority in England makes Whig or Tory the leading party for years. know too well already what the French majority will he, and the complexion of the small ...

... religions liberty, the man who knows the most aod who has best heart and brain for a statesmen; do not care farthing whether ie a Whig, a Dftmoorat, Beroboroor. a Republican, a new light, or aoyrbiog els*. These are oat politic*. It w* could havo got men control ...

... of bogs and mountains and assassins, as painted by Funch. Wa set Nature haa mads garden of Tipperary aa good as Kant; but Whig political economy Aceldama, or field of mourning and woe. I am no landlord or tenant, but a quiet professional man who haa ...

... ition. and oounWoheere.) Thefaotiswe the d.sendowment, having to tex 'tail miode find out know perfectly well that all the Whig peers who voted action able mode of applying the eurplas, they would egainat the Government acted upon that principle. We doing ...

... stupendous engines of 125-hot»e wae far more honourable opponent labour than power each were work. Not only were this body of Whig. intelligent srtissns, ol whom hid never seen anything Mr. Howell (London) read a paper on the same subject the kind upon such ...

... ate using their endeavours to find the party. The case is in the hands of Samuel Rankin, J.P., to be investigated.— Northern Whig. , Alleged Outrage ne-\r Southampton.— adjourned inquiry respecting the death Henry Bar loot, * photographer, of Totton, was ...

... Irish. Had the Mayor Cork not become to the habit of pruat the last moment amenable to tee persuasions whioh , by extension hie Whig friend*, and willing to retire from public ad that Mr. life, his candidature at Youghal might have given ooscnEN _ it f 0 p ...

... indication of a considerable change the composition of Parliament than that three rejected candidates of such high standing in Whig Ministries Lord Hartington, Mr. Bruce, and Mr. Milner Oirson, have not been more early accommodated with other means of showing ...