... follow drearier: —Mr. (raw Atterrough. Pet reed Or brae weir seder. did dowries. at the el lac, to M. leer a :I. 5ti..• Whig rd. Sr metre, . hearty aster add err where try • the Hurt hed or. siert dor el ere fernery. Mr. tread d. OW. sing that ...

... ceuse—all who wish to see Mr Rrouzy retain his coat in this division, and to prevent its being monopolisod by an over-weening Whig-Radica! faction,—have a simple and yet most important duty to fulfil to., day. In every district, at evory polling place, they ...

... Peterloo Massacre, the determined opposition to all reform, gradually forced him to ally himself with the Whip. The tactics of the Whig leaders, however, were of too opportunist a description to satisfy his ardent mind; and so, during the last five or six years ...

... continue until nearly the end of the month. The oldfaehioned members are pairing wherever they can. To the despair of the Whigs, some who cannot get pairs are leaving. The calculation of the Yemenites and the aggressive section of the Liberals is that ...

... oomph meat tonal of the coon.inity. A monwol the whole of tho arrange. onote : the prognteiow wo, perf,nood by • uml.wr of Whig sad ant:: van., : and the .oily thing Mr. EyitoA b.d too th. pmaw.rfo and return thank.. /:van th.• Railway Company ,1. .td ...

... centre—the Whigs and Tories are going down. Te the county of Wicklow, my native county, the strong: ald of for 30 years, the Tory banner has fallen before MeCoun and: Corbett. In the city of Cork 1 have had the honour of defenéing the time-honoured Whig, Dan ...

... more moderate men to control the party will be d nitely given op: i will he on all 3—mMast cesta! Ip on the Radical side—that Whigs and themselves to the inevitable in the shape of ation. This, intced, is the question to be determined before the week is out ...

... SONGS AND RECITATIONS. Comepontiertiv who ad for or rveteations whig am filter wards received, hare thew forwarded upset tweveling us a efamprd addremed envelope. Mi shot volved them rend pfee•A would stare the or Mine de phew@ of do correspondents who ...

... You cannot corm in, you are a Radical ; fur 4r. Burke was not a Radical. He boasted of the name of Whig, according to the fashion ; of the Whigs of those days. (Laughter.) Mr. Burke said : If you ask um what • free government is I answer that for ...

... BY RICHARD WELFORD. SIR WILLIAM CSEAGH, NAYOZ, or Churchmen and Dissenters, Tories and Whigs, all perceived, by the undisguised measures of the king [James ILI his new modelling of corporations; his forcible interference with the rights of the universities; ...

... Jed bre re • me. heepriee bed reread eerier Hen the re wail Wed le ler poi err re geed ma, Ores lore wee rig dewbed re read Whig Yr . end bare. As le re rare Heir Mon le .edit rout ear erred (grab b7= be take • parr *art bed yam. re _bey pearled the ere ...

... feres behind the Premicr which woukl eneble him to eng mensare that would be of any value to Ireland He had to contend with the Whig clement in hie party, whe had strong werd met Ma land interest, and any measure he brought for. with vec gut b 8 wih the He ...