... conferred either on Mr. Porter, one of the Dublin Police Magistrates, Mr. John O'Connell. The salary from X7OO to annually. Tho Whigs owe much to the late Daniel O’Cpnnell, and they ahould not forget favourite son, whose -am learo, are fnr from being independent ...

... THK COFFEE QUESTION. 1 ( From the Loudon Advertiser.) Often as the coffee question was brought before J parliament during the Whig administration, the result was unsatisfactory to all but thoss who pro- fired the present abuse. Here, as many other instances ...

... Uevuw.” Thu Whig writer makes out a fatally good case for his party. He shows that, short of Church Itefunn, the Whigs have, during the last four years, done everything that could suggest or justice require for Ireland. ourselves see, and the Whig minister ...

... our determinations. Some of the Whig journals have gone so far as to insinuate that Lord Malmesbury is looking only to putting some of his relatives into snug berth and a handsome Neapolitan residence. We think the Whigs should the last twit the Conservatives ...

... It was a remackable fact that for the last five years the Whig (overnment had been maictained by the votes of 33 Irish members (shawe). Heread wich extreme disgust the declara- Lions of Whigs of the type of Mr Dickson that they would vote against the ...

... nst requirean exttaordinary amount of intelligence see the gist of this large and yet partial extension of the suffrage. The Whigs are getting afraid of their old antagonists—the Conservatives—and have conceived tha idea such extenaion of the suffrage as ...

... actual machinery of Government. If the Irish, instead of having Whig lord who has always been in at the death of a Tory Government, or a Tory lord who has always been at the death of a Whig Government, were nominally ruled by aeon of the Queen, we are persuaded ...

... ’* is therefore as we have ever said. The cry of Parliamentary Reform** is made use of merely obtain or to keep office the Whigs; and their insincerity on the matter is evidenced their uniform, opposition to it when introduced by tie Conservatives* Like ...

... but the Whig ministry had com- pletely calculated what si ill remained upaid, and found that, at compound interest, this country was indebted tho amount of three millions sterling to the Imperial Exchequer. Such was the balance left by the Whigs to their ...

... Chamber’* Journal. All the Year Round, Public Opinion, Illustrated London Noes, Punch, Dublin Express, Belfast Letter and Northern Whig. The second reading of the following is given by the Hon. Mrs. Caulfield —Fraser's MSgaxine, St. PauTs Magazine. The Spectator ...

... REFORM BILL KILLED, Lord John Russell lias withdrawn his Reform Bill one of those magnanimous actions of wondrous rarity among Whig statesmen. In connection with this circumstance, some little matters have come to light, which go far to demonstrate that the ...

... would show colours. She was standing to the southward. Ibe Marquis Westiciitstbs and Lord Hussbu*—There a strange story of Whig tr. « hery in circulation, has gained c.»n-sid noble publicity in political circle*.an which I give you just it has reached ...