... the most honoured toast every Liberal festive gathering. was the sentiment which Brougham, and Bussoil and Grey, and all the Whig leaders used enthusiastically to pledge. there treedom of the Press in Ireland now ? It practically enjoy it, it is the sufferance ...

... lor his noble and cun- Lf all landlords would follow hi* rxuirvple with the tenantry, theie would be n« prelect lor the base Whigs t« enact Coercion B*U foi Ireland. 1 am, sir. Yours tray, A MteewHUiKK. ...

... CUTTINGS FROM ZOZIMUS. On. X.vtivk us to strong, earnest, and conscientious Government. Commend us more strongly to a Government Whigs who successfully lubricate Hie joints of the Irish body politic with the essential oils of parsimony and meanness. They are ...

... gentleman, who, representing any constituency of less pronounced honesty, would have subsided into an easy-going respectable Whig-litieral ; but who, in the ]K)litical atmosphere Meath, remained to the last an honest though unobtrusive politician of the ...

... abject servitude. If this Bill i»ass nothing will remain to Irishman but a name synonymous with that of slave. These wretched Whigs mistake their position. They may succeed persecuting—they cannot cun.picr the National spirit of Ireland. Tho; will not intimidate ...

... was thundering shout Hut these peoide who answered had as act tnt little power. referred to the British kadicils. not the Whigs-the with whom would prepared to act in concert one of those d'.vs in building up nation, an empire, hut not an iiuiierialisra— ...

... seems to consider itsell not whit the poorer for his loss. was dull, dry, plodding Whig, with little brain and heart, but managed to perforin the duties confided to him by Whig Cabinets manner which was them satisfactory. In Ireland bis name remembered only ...

... hand, are informed that its purpose is to embarrass Mr. Gladstone’ and get Mr. Disraeli and Lord Abercorn back into office. Whig Catholics prophesy very confidently that if once the lastnamed event were brought about would Bt*on see wholesale desertion ...

... movements. He proceeded America yesterday morning. I believe the forger for whom the reward offered is a German. —Northern Whig, JOHN MITCHELL THE FRENCH ...

... d member ol IheConacrvative parly look any part. tho astute member for iiackinghamshire bent once more upon * Dishing the Whigs' allowing them to cut the ground from under their faei Time will show. Some here say that the Prerni# allowed the motion to ...

... those who can appreciate fire! class mu-ic. Beside* the Hrousil family, Mias and other artistes will appear. From the Northern Whig take the following extract: Miss Gra»-e Army age (Mrs Sanders) and Mr Sander* who were eo favourably received at the previous ...

... that lies deep the hear s the 11 Meath, favour Home Government and thou o ...