... Mr. Gladstone,l»eveu if fell favourably inclined pay graceful compliment no opponent, could scarcely pass over the chums of whig grandees to the garter. ...

... luk been wort well. It causes meoaveal.-ne J fancied one the part of Ih. ’ I Those who are entitled to the fnm V' whether Whig Tory—are sored fma * meonrenienec. and all canseof ~! ' ' been removed With regard to th,. L grievance to the ratepayers a ...

... than that vacillating policy which threatened loyal men coqutted with the disaffected. Of course we do not expect that the Whigs, unless compelled by public opinion will pursue course of justice Protestants. But wo expect recent events as indication that ...

... . The election of O Donovan member of Parliament for the County of Tipperary has caused confusion and consternation in the Whig-Radical camp. They appealed onto '* the people,’* and the people” hare given their answer. If are told that the electors who ...

... which made hiq,i so popular. It was that whidh-wonid maintain him iatdthi peanut so long as e*uain«ldrue to the cauno, spite of Whig Xtnr, the men of Ulster would stand him. begged to .thank the brethren for the manner in which they roceivid the Several songs ...

... that the former was sinking. the same day the River Ganges, bound from London to Adelaide, came in collision with the brig Whigs of the Morning, and the former sustained such severe damage that she had to put back. Among the vessels foundered were the ...

... sore need of rehabilitation. In this respect Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright have made shipwreck of the reputation of the present Whig* Radical Government. They are in danger immediate sinking, and their desperation, they snatch at this straw which the election ...