... extent with the needy dependents impecunious Whig families, and the Irish Liberal M.P.*a who used get few crumbs of patronage have bad their supply cut off. The result is that the succesors the venal Irish Whigs hare assumed a position of “benevolent neutrality ...

... familiar, rubicund visage of the Hon. Arthur Kinuaird and the portly person of Mr. Grieve, The former, as an attached ally of the Whigs, eat above the gangway, and not unfrcquently on the edge of the Treasury Bench when his friends were office. Hr. Grieve, being ...

... lieader of the national party. Should there candidate willing to give the pledge, the met d’ordre ia.to be, “vote against the Whig.” This, least, can barm. TAXING MASTERS. 'Than are «gna that the jmblio wUI not much longer enbmit patience the nee die ea ...