... 7 a, | ¢ iss Rit mvEeU | lint Dente had nie nts C by Lord Grey. Icisnow said that it wil be op THLE WHIGS. who It is staied ina morning paper that a your (suvposed Earl Grey) anc the Prince Regen: igh. H tad a friend!v a Coolness of ANSE years ; the ...

... Lord Melbourne and the Whigs. policy had so strong a hold upon the Irish nation, | ress of Repeal question, now sv formidable, was then but ar great others, the surface. We go further, and affirm, that bad th table of the Whigs continued on the other ...

... WHIG CLUB. lad there a meeting of this C!uh the London Tavern, -when Mr. Alderman Combe was in the chair. He was Jupported by Mr. Secretary Fox, and numerous body of molt refpeflable characters. The conflitutional fentiments of the (ilubi the health of ...

... WHIG CLUB. OnTuefday, a moft numerous meeting of this Club, was held at the Freemafons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Efq. the Chair where, after the regular conftitutional tuafts of the day, and the interefting recollection of Mr. Fox, G wyllim Lloyd Wardle ...

... (Northern Whig.) Mr. O’Connell and The Dublin Evening Pott—\i dinner of The Friends of the Clondaikin Free School,” Thutsdav last, Mr. O’Connell, proposing The Repeal of the Union,” adverted to the able support which, he said, that measure is receiving ...

... nas DOL yet Oe B ee ae eee eee eee Se contemplated absence from bis presemt important post w be temporary. WHIGS AND RADICALS. We specially recommend to our Radical friends, a e con- De- addressed by Mr. to Mr. Frencn, the Se of the General Association ...

... WHIG CLUB. Tuefd.ir, there was numerous meeting refpfftahle Club, the Freemafons’Tayerh—Lord Holland the Chair. Alter drinkinw all the regular toafls of the day, which the Noble rman fcverally educed with an appropriate illuflration, paid a mod affecting ...

... WHIG LANDLORDS. You who vilify Whigs because they did not accomplish we now feel to been im/tossibilities —and yon, Sirs, on the Tory side who demand the votes of your leuanlslead and remember this. “At the commencement the late canvass in the nouhern ...

... THE CONDUCT OF THE WHIGS. It i», we think, highly honourable to our great party, that none of the Tory —not even the Evening Mailcan find it in their heart to abuae them. On the contrary, though they detest his politics, they acknowledge, one and all ...

... AN OLD WHIG. RAILWAYS—ARTERIAL DRAINAGE. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE DUBLIN EVENING POST. 22d March, 1849. Sir—As it appears there is now some doubt whether Lord John Russell may not be induced to give up, what would appear to have been the inclination of his ...

... GREAT WHIG MEETING. The Tories are babbling away about a re*action, and at the same time the command or the recommendation has gone forth from the Carleton Club, that the Heliqutce Dannum —the Remainder-men of the Roroughmongery should gird their loins ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY RESTORED. In the preceding column* the render will find die li»t of the new Ministry, apparently authentic though not as yet all official. The names belong exclusively to that portion of the two Houses, who may be emphatically included ...