... the day, they entertain, we believe, the same views. In some respects, however, thev differ widely. Mr. Greville-Nugent is a Whig, prepared to follow in the footsteps of the member, who has earned peerageby His short confession of faith is,that he believes ...

... the effect of a return of the Tories to power. It was not Tories who suspended the Constitution, though in suspending it the Whigs were right, and it was one of the few right things for which wo had to thank them. It wasn’t Tories who prosecuted Mr. Collins's ...

... since Lord Geoege time—the promotion of railways in Ireland has occasionally engaged the attention of Parliament. Had the Whigs had the good fortune to be its proposers, it is not unlikely that before now Government assistance would have been given and ...

... partially iu bis object by a straggle which is likely to disorganise his following. Except the tenantry themselves, and a few Whig landowners who wish, perhaps, to ride the storm, or prefer partisanship to their solid interests, great mass of the people ...

... sails and is for the moment lying to. aooease the wrath of tho offended priesthood it is agreed to allow Mr. Dense, Catholic Whig, to have walk over in the Queen’s County.—Aonrtoii Conesvondent of the nchester Guardian. Troops are hostelling Ireland. To-morrow ...

... thrown up his appointment in Mr. Gladstone's Administration on account of the Irish policy of the Government. old traditional Whig leaving the ...

... pushing claims which often unjust, and which are necessarily luttetnl to other classes, and still there Government except Whig Lord-Lieutenant armed with soldiers and police, which he cannot use except in cases riot end violence. The county lieutenants ...