... after time has Ireland threatened the destruction of his Government. Had there been, indeed, any other men ready to succeed the Whig Administration, that Administration must have been ruined by Irish questions, long ago. It will be passing strange if Ireland ...

... and that they would have nothing to do but to enter and take possession of the Ministerial seats, vacated by the vanquished Whigs. The amendment to the Address had its origin in that notion. It was the offspring of a belief that such a course of procedure ...

... over until he can see his way to a good substitute for the present obnoxious tax. On this very Conservative principle, the Whig Home Secretary has thrown over the matter by moving the previous question. We must confess our conviction, that this method ...

... witli beneficial resul's, b it I regret to say that in that respect public auticipat on has bten disappointed. The Northern Whig of ycsierday has accounts of two other i i. cendiary tires in the neighbourhood of Belfast. These j tires took place on separate ...

... has been appointed to take place in the villlage of Killinchy itself, and it does strike us as a singular coincidence, the Whig says, that tnis outrage should have taken place on Mr. Ker’s property, at its nearest point of contiguity to the contemplated ...

... as advantageous to the community generally, as it will be just to the national creditor. There are special reasons why the Whig Cabinet should appropriate the surplus revenue in the way we have described. Had they shrunk from the attempt to extinguish ...

... of Dun d nald, a similar one having been served on him in the latter end of December last, or beginning of January. Northern Whig. British Arcii.eolooical Association.—At the last meeting of this society, an elaborate but interesting paper was read by Mr ...

... the popular desire. Ihe Protectionists have been speculating all along on the absence of popular enthusiasm in favour of the Whig Cabinet. They would not have displayed the audacity which we have lately witnessed, if they were not aware of the slender hold ...

... the enly legitimate source of power. True, but the Whigs meant the people at Drookes’s, not the people of Manchester.—(Laughter.) For his own part he disliked the Whigs—(renewed laughter)—the Whigs had at all times favoured agitation as far as was necessary ...

... well spared, without impairing the real efficiency of any service, civil or military. For, in point of fact, ever since the Whig revolution of 1688, and particularly since the introduction of the loan system, the main extravagance in public money has consisted ...

... still less by opposing them, after the Protec- tionist fashion, they have resolved on seeing what can done out-running the Whig cabinet in the race for popular favour. How far they are destined to succeed in their ambilious views, by means of this time ...

... for their advocating reform now, he might state that the expenditure of the country was ten millions higher under the present whig administration than it was under the Duke of Wellington. The taxes they were called upon to pay were enormous, and the worst ...