... he fell into smear of rent, and they refused to agree to the proposed compromise. After a debate the House divided ; the Whigs and Tories united in defending the obnoxious clause, and it was carried against us by a considerable majority. The clause as ...

... O'Connell ? Because four O'Connells, who had been returned by the trust and affection of the people, betrayed them to the Whigs for places (immense cheering). That was the reason. Morgan O'Connell, Daniel O'Connell, jun., Charles O'Connell, of Kerry, ...

... presides over the winter solstice must predominate in his horoscope. December, 1851, saw Lord Palmerston separate from the Whig ministry, with which he had acted for five years ; December, 1852, witnessed ,his coalition with the heads of the same party ...

... the grievances of Ireland. The same ruinous consequences which ensued to this country in 1816, when, by the accession of the Whigs,—Old and Young Ireland split into irreconcileable enmity, followed the assumption of the reins by Lord ABERDEEN in 1852. The ...

... office, and to reply in person. I have strong doubts as to Sir George's accepting so laborious and onerous an office. When the Whigs went out of office, in February, 1852, Sir George was in wretched health, and though he since became nearly quite restored ...

... TRIAL OF A BAPTIST MINISTER FOR MURDER. SUICIDE OF THE MURDERER. The Washington (N. C.) Whig of the 30th Nov., comes to us, with the details of a horrible affair, the particulars of which, in brief, as are follows : There has been great excitement in ...

... personages to deal with— Palmerston, who was the raging young Pittite; Palmerston, the adolescing Canningite . Palmerston, juvenile Whig; and Palmerston, the attaining years-of-discretion Coalitionist.— There is none of the Ciceronian symmetry in the careerbegining ...

... with a large majority in the Legislature, it matters not whether that government be Orange or Blue, White or Red, Whig or Tory, so long sill it be deaf to the most reasonable complaints of Ireland ; it can afford to despise the Irish vote ...

... cell. But I hail it as a fortunate event that you, who have been go useful an agent of corruption for your paymasters, the Whigs, you who have demoralised some dozen Irish constituencies down to the level of prostitutes, in order to sell the cause of his ...

... National Irish Party, determined to strive for the true interests of Ireland and her Church, regardless of the interests of Whigs, Tories, Protectionist, or Radicals, and of every combination of men who may form or have formed an administration in England ...

... who will rely on anything you may promise hereafter ? besides it is necessary to expose the iniquity practiced here by the Whig faction, and let every honest man in the County know the difficulties we had to contend with—landlord intimidation, and corruption ...

... should tI used before it arrives at this stage, which is easily known by the offensive smell and appearance of fungus,—Northern Whig. A man can't help what is done behind his back, as a loafer said when kicked out of doors. A gentleman slipped upon the ...