... ia promoting it might believe that Whig party moat ba kept ia office until settled; and finally, whan it aoited Whig tactics to proas it, all would concur from mare wearioaaa of subject. In this state of affaire, Whig disaaotiaata are naturally gaining ...

... Church question. The peace of a kingdom is worthy of more consideration than the Edinburgh would bestow upon it. The great Whig organ does not reflect the opinion of the Liberal party on the subject. A former number contained a paper by a distinguished ...

... influence in procuring him a “seat” in India. This much at least is due at your bauds ’for kicking the seat from under the learned whig at Dungarvan. His presence there is much required to put down what is known as Indian Feniauism. The Friend of India explains ...

... which it coufaiiadlj diagaiMd at- Unapt pay lha Raman Catholic clergy. Tkia pamphlet may either enable Earl Rateell lead the Whig* Mr. Oladstooe geeo 00, or it may enable him to oantrol Mr. Glad stone's measures, if, aeeme likely, adopts the policy of daisy ...

... these places the battle is to be fought over again. In all of them the warfare is caused by the wrath of the celestial minds of Whig and Tory with a couple of exceptions, limerick and Galway. In theae two historic citiM it is otherwise. The readers of this ...

... consisting of a large quantity of flax and bale goods, compesed 6 woollens and Manchester cloths, consigned to quantity of Whig. different Belfast firms. There was also en her deck a large ...

... countrymen, canuot compliment upon her aona. On Fiiday last a crowded meeting of the aupportera the Right Hon. A. fl fit uce, the Whig Home Secretary, waa held in one of the Urge halla in the city CHa*gow. At that meeting Mr. Henry Murphy attended, elector lor ...

... in vitally important ar- I tide gooso-qnill pens. Did I not tell you that | Tory unfulfilled premises would succeeded 1 open Whig determination button up the Imperial , brooches pocket against anything practical for Ire-1 land that would cost money Where ...

... the faces of our voluntary Churches, Catholic and Presbyterian ? The Edinburgh Review is considered an orthodox organ of the Whigs. The closing article of the present number is on the New Ministry, taking Mr. Bright’s Speeches as a text. In one of those ...

... the possibility of serving Ireland through the medium of the English Parliament, but for the purpose of punishing worthless Whig and cruel and mercile-a enemy of your race. Four candidates will come before you—Kuseell, the enemy your creed and country ...

... artful misrepresentations of a book by which the British mind is being dangerously deluded at this critical period. But the aged Whig has proved quite as susceptible and gushing as the juvenile cynic whom Mr. Trench so suddenly surprised into a thorough knowledge ...

... Independent Opposition, otherwise known the Pope's Brass Band. When the leaders o! that party suddenly shrivelled into passive Whig officials, Mr. Moore appeared like The eeraph Abdiel, faithfol found amon? the (ailkleM Paithfol only he. aiaons inoamersble ...