... Secretary on behalf of the prisoners. He did ' l3 t deserve to have the flag waved in his face. r 1 to b e accused of seeking Whig favour. He had a trger income from his commercial pursuits than any t,he Judges, and it was hordly likely he would be Lord ...

... carry one. . _ _ _ A FISHY SENTIMENT.—Sir Robert Peel, on the occasion of a Ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs,gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. NECESSITY OF ALMS.—A notorious miser, having heard a ...

... o'clock p.m. in Old Palace-yard. TEE CHANCELLORSIIIp DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.— The appointment of another scion of the same plwerful Whig connection to the Chancellorship of the Queen's University in Ireland has formed the theme of cavil with certain Tory journals' ...

... Sir Jose COWEN, the father of the present member, was the head of the poll with 7,057 votes. Next him came Mr. HEADLAN, a Whig, wi 6,674 votes, while the defeated candidal Mr. HAMOND, the Conservative, was a hopeless minority with 2,727 Notes. Yesterda ...

... moderate Liberals, and extreme Radicals find themselves united in sympathy with France, while Germany can also count Tories, Whigs, and advanced politicians among its friends. The reform of the army is unpolitical; there are Liberals who are as anxious for ...

... fringe, the spawn of lust and lies, But spare sneers, hyper- if not hypo-critic : Love of the horse in England never dies. Whigs, Tories, foes else, friends in this we find— The Turf's Blue Riband doth all parties bind ! (From Fun.) MILITARY MEN.—Better ...

... Liberals. The happy days when, as Lord Salisbury phrased it, the Radicals were satisfied with doing the voting, whilst the Whigs did all the ruling, have vanished long ago. The Radicals are stronger than they were, and they are likely to gain fresh strength ...

... the arrival of the • The Service papers are. generally independent of political parties, and reserve their right to criticise Whig and Tory alike in all matters concerning the welfare of Red and Blue. _lt is evident, however, that the doings of the late ...

... necessity), heads the great Conservative party, just as Lord Granville, equally as a matter of course, heads the ranks of the Whig Radical Ministerialists. From the Government bench in the Commons there will now be missed the shock of grey hair and the bushy ...

... has but one chance, and that to wait for the time when the,rise of democratic principles will drive a good many aristocratic Whigs and very mild Liberals into the opposite camp, and so once more equalise the battle. Such a reinforcement ought not to be much ...

... undoubtedly' from want, of experience and not from want of. will, `, If the Duke of ARGYLL could not shake off .the traditional Whig fetters of red tape, it wim no doubt due to that unfortunate conviction in the natural official Mind, - referred to by Lord ...

... Any Protestant representative who will be indifferent or inactive in opposing it will be, indeed, a traitor. The Northern Whig commends the impartiality of the Government bill, and condemns the Orange party. THE IRISH NATIONALISTS (ND THEIR DEBTS. ...