... thus with Whig Statesmen. Out of office they won full of sympathy for Irelandshe had been illiberally governed. Only place the Whip, with due sprinkling of Radicals, power, and England's generosity will stone for centuries of parsimony. Whig Statesmen ...

... Mr official residence, Prims Mini*t«r and others of colleagues took i wossel together, but without any practical remit. Ths Whig Whip tnostvedorders bring tho talking reserve the first motion, and tins it has coroo pass that the adjourned debate • »ot ...

... enough to stand against the Cullenite faction. The Priests and the mob aided by the eovert sympathy of the Government, be it Whig or be it Tory, are too strong for them Growing in numbers and in influence, they yet can- not afford a rupture with the Consistory ...

... Vigorous predan. tlohs Hart Seen taken agalnet renewal the THE DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST. Belfast. Wednesday Night. The Forlkem Whig eaya-Very little dlituxhances to-night. Town generally quiet. A few arrests for ttottc throwing tfeldei ...

... next seasions of Termonfeckin, countyLouth, in which district it appears is not so. Mr the cecurrence took place.— Northern Whig- ...

... Fleming, Robert Young, Robert Rice, and Thomas Hudd. Yesterday evening a large drumming party also paraded the Crun^-road.—Whig. ...

... [candidate is a young lad of whom they know nothing but that he is the son of his father, Lord Greville. The father was steady Whig or Liberal, but even if jWhigism or Liberalism were all the people wanted, no one can say how the young chap might turn out ...

... the result will be the adoption of immediate and active measures for the assistance of those at present soliering.—Noriliern Whig. ...

... immense enthy- sitem, and an amount of férvid loyalty and geniality which is highly creditable to the inhabitanis.—Northern Whig. ...

... from the effects of their injuries. The police are invnsi Igat iug the cate, which has very strange look a ( present. —Sort i Whig. ...

... O'Hacan—I spoke at last masg on the 26th July in favour of Sir J M‘Kenna, and hope to do so again I spoke of the Whig and I denounced the Whig policy towards Ire- land, as I have good reason to do. I have been in the habit of doing it. When speaking of peace ...

... estimate what that is worth?’ It worth about half as much as the Chancellorship, but the present Whig Attorney-General hopes be Whig Chancellor if ever another Whig Protestant Chancellor allowed in this country- How would like to be told, This far, and no farther ...