... from the political arena, when Liberal-Conservative and Whig views are con- trasted, the former must receive the support of the people of Ireland. The epithets which so frequently applied to the Whigs are not forgotten yet, for they are as ap- propriate ...

... membersof all creeds and parties by his assiduity tact, patience, industry, and courtesy. The Whigs, as we have seen, restored perma to the office, but the Whigs now desire to strip it of ite permanent character. Somebody thinks the Under Secretaryship would ...

... structure, no doubt—when it is erected. But the estimated cost is from £190,000 to £200,000, and be must be blind indeed to Whig rule in who be- lieves that such a sam will ever be granted either by Mr. GLADSTONE or Mr. Lowg, It is the old story over ...

... attempt will be mado to set it aside on Thureday or Friday night, and every Irish member who is not alavishly subservient to the Whig Whips ehould be in hia place, prepared to reaist Mr Gladstone's pro- jected withdrawal of tho Atlantio steamers from Queenstown ...

... cun- MAKING, it si ative of debtey in ced the manufacture of all of an Andrew 6 that the peutiener may, the above trates, Whigs wul Le of the bers Geraghty, Wilham ut any expense to thee, Hugh day, Mai pre la this ter meh Of Parurs eit peemises Go far ...

... less expensive than that of aS aot = There must be funds Smal to create and organize that new ecclesiastical world called Whigs and Tories, becn th | ‘Bd, 49.63, to which the right hon gentleman looks as the means enormous blunders and mistakes which ...

... e theory of protecting vested The eccond reading is fixed for the Gth of April. THE IRISH CHURCH. (sr epxctaL Mr Glyn, tho Whig Whip, has refared leave of absence to come of the Ministerialists, who, on urgent private business, wanted to be somewhere ...

... ‘a bill, now before the out of the property Church. This was to make places for ten more Whig lawyers. To his aind this country was over-ridden by a bench and Whig bar—men who were more suo cesefal in their political career than their He could ste no reason ...

... Houso that previous ,to the Act of 1950 Party Processions Act had bden introdnced in 1832 by Mr who was thea o member of a Whig Government, and Conservative Prime Minister of England. A lang.) He merely mentioned that fact because he thought that if hon ...

... Night. THE DUBLIN FARRMAN FRANCHISE. (uv ‘Mr Stephen Woalfe C, Mr Hagh Law, QC, and Mr Charles Tandy, all supporters of the Whig party, havo boon appointed of the Royal Commission to inquire the Freeman Fran- chise in Zé ia possible, however, that the ...

... discord and foment- ing divisions. We have had on many, too many occasions to | eno tale notice the cold selfishness of English Whig Statesmen—their indifference on questions affect- ing the material progress of this country, and tho tenacity with which they ...

... listened to the voice of the charmer in the person of Mr. Hucnes, and isa weak hour he retired to make room for a gcotleman Whig. When working men have failed elsewhere they have been defeated by the euffrages of their own class, and it could not be said ...