... believ-e,: f do his utmost to obtain it for his private secrctary, WrT. HR. Luarks-a gent1cman vwell up in Irish Si es ireo a a Whig poins of ;iw, and v-ho wll be scry bal py to a -cpt £2,(OU a-year enld a pik a a_. residence within the curtila-ce of the Caste1 ...

... for the BeTlast News-&Leeer and for William Johnston, Esq , 1.P., IBallykilhbeg ; and groans were given for the Duyorthern Whig and Mr. Gladstone, During the eveiing the band played a varied se- lection of popular airs in capital style. THE MINISTRY AND ...

... cies Iwould have voted against the Government rather than imperil their seats;-and a consider- able section of the English Whig party would have gone into the lobby against Mr. Gladstone for the same reasons that would have influenced the Opposition. ...

... th(rfore, I argue that no sane man wnoldi pronsose sach a mea- sure. (Hear, hear.) Listen to ate words of Mr. Canning-a Liberal Whig, and an eloouent advo- I cate of .Roman Catholic krnauoipacu ?? yv lotIC (he says) is cast under a British %Ionrt.rchv. U nuer ...