... Rather Amusing Writing about the Four Courts hoax, the Northern Whig says— The affair will appear as • stupid and most condemnable hoax. There wee unfortuaately little in the original story at all improbable, and it is rather amusing to find the evening ...

... matte—the Irish Whig party being substituted for the Irish Parliamentary party. It is just as well to point out that the name consistently used by the Press Asectaittition is the Isiah Parliamentary party, and that the use of she weed Whig' is confined ...

... command of our Australian fleet during recent years. He had no politics out there, and never gave any indiistion whether he was Whig or Tory. He was simply the bluff, hearty, open, genial British sailor. During the Melbourne Cup week, the great racing festival ...

... the energies of our people in stupid attachment to some English political faction, you can readily understand bow the Irish Whigs succeeded driving from Parliamentary life at the lac election sterling representatives whose names had been familiar to you ...

... It EDHON and his friends have appealed to America for funds to aid them in savir.g the nation front the treachery of the Whigs. The new financial proposals of the Government have, it seems, been received by the latter in silence, and consequently it ...

... of Ponsonby, then the leader of the Irish Whigs; he was employed on a petition by which he made £80; and the dazzling prospect of a seat in Parliament made his ambition expand. Soon, however, he threw the Whigs overboard, much to their surprise. He had ...

... Hayden. Of source both gentlemen will be called Whip ; but if this appellation is deserved they ought in have been called Whigs when they were selected by the late Mr. Parnell as trusted and capable members of the Nationalist Party when it was united ...

... the true state of affairs and were able to distinguish the right course to pursue. Were the men of these rebel counties now Whigs? (Hear, hear.) He did not SOO what need there was now for further division by their opponents in face of the declarations openly ...

... Privy Councillor who refuses to be the Queen's congratulator has not lost caste in spite of his descent into the limbo of the Whigs. Why ? Alderman Gill calls attention to another feature of this tirade of the Redinondite commentators. Alderman Gill supported ...

... e. o:thane, that A A Zimmerman, who Is credited with beteg the testes{ front across the Adriatic, woe not competing. lie, °Whig to the action of tire N C U in putting a prOCsg, upon his licence declining to get up, and further show. leg his disapproval ...

... limited bushman Yob% • Moor Meade. cam.' imam favoorotallora lama Puormeg—whea&—ariolla to ie. ad: red, 13s l4. N. BAlliOf —5l *Whig , lb ad alb M; fs 61 to Ils Od ; foreleg id 145 per 1611lba, 17e ad to • I Niel, fid to 17s. Oats— I tot IPeiro., 12e 641 told ...