... ??UMOURED REWARD OF THE O'DONOGHUE FOR HIS SUBSERVIENCY TO THE WHIGS. there will shortly be a vacancy Ittow, Tralee by the conferring of The O'Donoghue, tfj his the Government loßU.*e*t - This, it is thonght, will k>, c Attorney-General for Ireland. X ...

... One is often compelled, almost hopelessly, to wonder whether, from out of all the varieties of party —Tories, Whigs, and Radicals—there will not be formed some day a party of common sense. Net topic can be broached, nor measure introduced, but men in ...

... tho victory won for the cause. Mr. Odger denounced the conduct of Sir S. W« low's committee in not withdrawing earlier cr L Whig humbug, and promised to contest South**** again whenever there was opportunity. The crowd was large and very noisy, but humoured ...

... lived , , years in ttate of sin, or, what Whigs'eyes high places rega state of sin. It used be, in politic Whigs' property. The Whigs were most iv the Council Chamber; the P masters and churchwardens were ° Whig election agent and political mled the town ...

... party basis. As Mr. Baxter *', More than once have the Whigs Tories, and the Moderate Tories 0 the principles of the Whigs. At other the Moderate Tories have merged in the High; or the Whigs have thrown selves iuto the arms of the Radicals; ...

... of the Farmers' Gazette; Sir JobJ* Gray, M.P., Freeman's Journal; John F. Maguire* M.P., Jork Examiner; Mr. Finley, Northed Whig; Dr. Maunsell, Evening Mail, and Dwyer Gray (Dublin Despatch), who were aceom* panied very large numbers of members of House ...

... tbat with which we are now dealing. We have conoeded the fact that Tory expenditure justified and enforced Whig denunciation, and ha 3 made Whig reductions all the harder in their operation. But who permitted Tory extravagance, and who was party to the ...

... marine store dealer, and not even by j Sir John Dairy tuple Hay, but a discharged dockyard clerk. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildest » Fenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton aliko will smile when they hear that that injured individual, the ...

... government of the aristo- cratic Whig element, is indeed a sign of pro- gress. For forty the Ballot has been the line of demarcation between the Whigs proper and the Radicals. There may have been a few irregular Whigs who have voted with the Radi- cals ...

... the younger members of the Ministry will be raised to the Cabinet. The proba- bility is that the services of one of the older Whig politicians, who was not included in the Cabinet at the time of its formation, will be called into requisition. Should this ...

... Doubleday actively aided the Whig party in carrying forward the Reform agitation which culminated in the Reform Bill of 1b32. But he was himself more than a Whig, and in after years when it seemed to him that the Whigs were deserting the people he seized ...

... he is Whigs have not, among their high-class p ■ many politicians fit for rule D In the event of Earl Spencer's retired v ever, it is stated that Lord Dufferin his temporary successor, to be followed, months, by Mr. Chichester Fortescue, The Whigs are usually ...