... This rumour bears too strong a fiamldy ?? to the ome which we referred to hlst, week-that the Government intends to d ish tho Whigsswith a sweeping Redistribution t Bill-to be worthy of credit. 'Ihe rish Parliamentary party met in Dublin yesterday, and adopted ...

... possession of their homes, The motion was carried, Mr. Callan moved a lesolution that the Home Rulers should aet independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power, in seconding it, said Libemai members, haviag got seats through Irish interest, ti en denied ...

... alludt(d to the confession of Sir W. lar. the ?? that be was a miserable Whig, groaning under the sist tylanny of Mr. Chamberlain and the Radicals. It was I of quite true that the Whigs suet either submit to Radical lra tyranny or become Con'ervatives, into ...

... things. Nuttinp can show greater igorlanlce Of' Eduglish politics thnia such an1 iIa; I tell you there is no Govern- iwent, Whig or Tory, Liberal, Conservative, or Radical, who would dare, undler any cireuitstances, to give ?? this conuntry. '1'hey would ...

... continued to represeet till tire di60seo ution of 1841. In l'arliameatrr he was a silent on ; Moemrber, steadily supporting the Whig party, andl frol devating hirmself to Illis profession, in which he attainedl 25i] the ljirliest esuirience, In 1844 lie was ...

... be allied to thein, IJ but danger might arise if the Liberals caime into power, 1 It would, indeed, be suicidal vheis the Whigs cainme into power if they (the Home Rulers) vanished into air, IV tim FEMALE .SUFFRAGE DEMIONSTRATION th AT MANCERESTER, A ...

... To ahow that the Beacousliald a Government was a patriotic one it was sufficient to know that the Advanced Liberals and old Whigs had gone wit], the Conservatives on almost all questions of foreign } policy, Mr. Joseph Cowen's speech had the true ring of ...

... eloquence. The noble earl has given us an article, a summary, a literary production of no ordinary character, full of plain Whig p principles, and he has taken advantage of the remarksI able features of the last few months, He has criticised I in a very ...

... it was not respected by rtho Conservatives whom he led. and wvio only looked upon him as a clever man who could dish the Whigs. In faet, Lord Beaconsfield was a great electioneering agent, butno Premier of England, and the Government of which lie was ...

... LoWlTHERi said it might be true that the Irlish people did not love the Tories very much, but it was be- ;ond doubt they hated the Whigs more (laughter): As to the motion before tire House, lie tlrought a majority wvouldh be of opinion that the question of Pa ...

... for the ulncertain prospiects of the consing Budgeot I It is a satisfaction to find the Tories once unable 'to dish the Whigs.' It would have boen almlo3t too basefaced to allocate the six acant seats to Liberal boroughs already returning two members ...

... domestic peace and the natural prosperity of yourselves and your fatherland. If not, see that no supporter of laudlordiEm, Whig or Tory, receives your assistance or triumphs by your vote, Recollect that voting to return a landlord to Parliament would ...