... franchlie was the ruin of the country (applause). This Bill was carried through, as Lord Derby said, with a view of dishing the, Whigs, but it also dished him (laughter). Ie remarked it was a leap in the dark, but it was a leap in the dark for Lord Derby. The ...

... enlightened, and have grown into an ndependence of party leaders that will save them fiom beiog made the tcols or the victims of Whig or Tory patty ex~geociee. In such circunstanceJ, we lock forward euxionel~y, yel, with a hope to the re.. ?? t of the deliberations ...

... describe the sort of candidate it would wish to see elected for Mallow; but, after abusing the base, bloody a aud brutal Whigs to its heart's content, in x nearly a column of large type, it thus intimates its desires In a sentence, which to curtail ...

... (no, no) I Whilet say- ing it was not he did not wish to make a charge against any particular Government. All Govern- ments, Whig and Tory, in his recollection had done the same thing. They bad been dealing with an enemy, a foreigner, and they had been ...

... rppointed to the racant Solicitor. Generalship, and that the Queen's letter so appoiatin him has beex received. The Northsn Whig of yesterday s ys there has been considerable excitement in Conservative qnsrL ?? Derry. It is generally r=red that Mr Sergeant ...

... election-wbich has been alluded to to-night. . Here was a gentleman who occupied a post of great trust and confidence in the late Whig administration, of which the right hon. gentleman was the organ in this house. If there be any pest whic h requires dis. . ...

... the pre. scut, I ambappy to informyou, nothinghas taken place of importance in the way of a breach of the peace- Neirf ern Whig. ...

... the victory won for the Conservaaarn, Ur. Odger denounced the conduct of Mr. Waterloss's committee in net withdrawing a mere Whig humbug, and promised to contest Southwark whenever there was an oppor- tunity. The crowd was large and noisy, bat good. humoured ...

... London, Sunday Evening. I have reason to believe that the Laund Bill will be generally adopted by the Conservatives, the old Whig iiberais, and by many of the Iriah members, but mot byallof them, as a final settlement. TE CORK P ARMERS' CLUB. SPEVIAt TRLEGRAM ...

... consists the Ulster Tenant Right custom in its present practical working If we take a would-be Liberal organ, the 7s-tihems Whig, as an authority on this point, Ulster Tenant Right, as explained in its issue of the 23rd instant means anything, or means ...

... addressed a crowded meeting on Wed- if nesday at the Broadmead Roomsn, Bristol He de- clared himself a Radical and opposed to both Whig and Tory, and announced that he should refuse to i soagree to a test ballot until a journeyman had been I xl returned to Parliament ...

... be perfectly content, and, indeed, well satisfied to pass the bill with- a oat a single alteration. Second, we have the old Whig party, and the half-hearead indii- a ferent wh..lo are considerd to belong to the Liberal party. These men have not the smallest ...