... 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 ...

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

... reasesahly that Mr Gladstone'! Administration, from its accession to power, has acted with even more than ordinary amount of Whig Jesuitry and double dealing on the proposed purchase and consolidation the ssvsral lines railway in Ireland. Six weeks ago ...

... small 101* 101* City Debentures, par Cent. 91* 82* Ballast Office Debentures—4 per Cent t>s 89 The Noriktm Whig thia daj rapocU— ** W# nißbt almoat repeat our report of last week with reference to browe power-loom lineoa. * The trade oouuoaea ...

... Ireland derives little or advantage from the expenditure of the imperial revenue, and he will not be likely to popularise Whig Government here by draining already over-taxed country for the purpose of swelling an exchequer in the expenditure of which ...

... assistants, horses, carriages, dogs, armorial bearings, . 4c., Ac. are about experience, in all its attractiveness, the beauty of Whig finance, and as the county cesa is bo relieved to the extent of about three pence in the pound for the maintenance oflunatics ...

... they of their - legislation. me, they are committed against .the rights of property. That this is clearly recagnized by! the Whig Peers who challenged them to speak on Monday night, a telling reply from the Marquis of CLANRICARDE to his critics, printed ...

... at it fell out and kicked and beat each other im & mest Savage A man named Bowman is 80 ill that his life is of. —Northern Whig. be Kout rabi, green and purple, may bat the more sown this month for transplanting in May ; d time as the advisable plan is ...

... and remarkable. In tho first place dose affinity to tho candidate who, at the Tffaanry Whip’s bidding, nnaocoeaafolly carried Whig banner at tho last Sligo election, and secondly conferring him tho appointment, with ac-1 salary aE3.800, tho National Exchequer ...

... Kotulornm of Westmoreland, have ever hdcc held vested interebt in these dignities seems to have been ankno«ltdgt ...

... from Derry to Cork, and from Dublin to Limerick. A strange unanimity of sentiment pervaded these synodical meetings. A few Whig Deans here andthere hoping still that some happy turn of the wheel might bring them better things, joined issue with Messrs ...