... ORE NEWS FOR WHIG PLACE-HUNTERS, In the last Mad we pointed out at least one advan- tace likely to accrue from such a process of purging the representation as that adopted by the Waterford Repe ul istituency—viz., the obliging of waiters upon Providence ...

... 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 ...

... ee Ditto Of 1550. 50 so 45 Steam-ship Building Company 50 50 50 numbers of the Royal Marines, attacked the platiorm, THE WHIGS AND REPEAL. u British id trish Steam 100 100 0 118 0 interference of the Police, Dublin d Kingstown Raiiwa 78 40 36 10 and ...

... bribing Whigs of the back-parlour clubs Belfast; so wo might have omitted the two first lines above except for the sake of euphony. Truly Mr. D. R. |Ross, the compromise representative of these very same back-parlour, bribing, tipsifying, wise Whigs of the ...

... Oh BROUGHAM AND THE WHIG We subjoin an authorised version of Lord s defence of himself against little Lord charge, that the noble and learned lord had not come up to an ex-Chan- of the Exchequer's estimate of what constitutes a good party man. It struck ...

... PRESENT PROSPECT OF THE WHIGS. That the result of the last general election would have crushed the Whigs, as political party in the state, for perhaps a half century to come, was the universal impression in both islands the close of the year 1841, and ...

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... WHIG-RADICAL DECLARATION The following declaration (says the Northern Whig) was prepared with a view to be submitted to the meeting called for the 7th of September ; but as that meeting has been abandoned, the declaration is abandoned also, for this ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Belfast, August 29, 1843. Sir—l have seen that a letter, written the Marquis of Londonderry, and addressed to me, has appeared in the S'vrlhern Whig newspaper, of tins date. I know not what means you obtained that document ...

... (FROM THE KINGSTON WHIG.) Secret Societies —Kingston, Oct. Seldom, perhaps, since the palmy days of the French revolution were scenes exhibited in any legislative arena of greater uproar, than those of the assembly last night, on the secret societies ...

... LORI) BROUGHAM AND THE WHIGS. A very able article (copied from late number of the ami purporting to have been written a correspondent) will be found, headed above, in the Packet of this evening. Its object is the vindication of the noble ...

... be a great and serious delusion on the part of the Whigs to calculate upon the aid of the People here. And for this reason—we are now playing a national, not a party game ; in which game, if the Whigs be not given to the most unblushing mendacity, we are ...