... on £3OO, together with a massive silver salver and tea and coffee service, to Mr. Thomas Maoknight, Editor of the Northern Whig. The Right Hon. Lord Duffehn having taken the chair, the Hon. Secretary the association read a highly complimentary address ...

... adhesion to the scheme of the Government. To so great an extent has this particular description of suasion been exerted that the Whigs openly boast, not only of neutralising many peers who might otherwise have given their proxies to Lord Derby, but that they ...

... roused the conscience of English statesmen to the state of the Irish Church; and Mr. Gladstone is merely the executor of an old Whig will. If we take up the political debates from 1829 to 1838, we shall find that denunciation of the Irish Church had become ...

... Feuiauism even in Hie mi st remote degree was entirely without foundation. The burglary was ordimry case of Housebreaking.— Whig. ...

... at the same time, remark that, inasmuch the representatives of Royalty this country .the successive Lord Lieutenants, both Whig and Tory,) manifest a leaning to this really good piece of music at least once year, I think we should uot be judged harshly ...

... a statesman. Lord Derby, as every one would have expected, laboured with all his power to make the most of the disappointed Whig Lord’s escapade, though Lord Derby, as Lord Kimberley remarked, let out some facts in connexion with his own Tipperary Estate ...

... the slightest regard to what Mr. Fortesone states. (Laughter.) lam very glad yon mentioned that. I don't happen to either a Whig or a Tory Mr. Coote. R.M.—Noram I. Mr. Ren—l think it very likely that he stated that, but not place much reliance on such ...

... the new landlord. The rev. gentleman will soon be ordained over congregation recently presided over by Rev. A. C. Murphy.— Whig. The Roman correspondent of the Tabltt saja that King Victor Emmanuel fast progressing towards imbecility in mind, and bis ...