... WHIG ATTORNBY-GENERAL leases had also been framed for the Duke of Leinster to take away their rights under the Act of 1870, and Lord Kenmare, a member of the resent Government who was a Catholic landlord in K'arry, was now the worst landlord in any part ...

... distaste for Irish subjects in England,” the Whig Oligarchy has been allowed to run riot in its caprices at Dublin Castle. The feeling which revolts from considerations of questions has been carried too far. The Whigs have now assaulted the Irish Bench on the ...

... (FROlg THE NORTHERN WHIG.). This (Mouday) morning we publish the address of Mr. I. N. RICILODSON, of Bessibrook, to the electors of the County of Armagh. Those who were comforting themselves with the notion that Mr. Richatdsou had at the last moment ...

... (TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG.'!. . Sla,—tionie of the letters appearing the Northern Whig on this subject and your own tamervations have been reprinted in the local Newry papers. I feel sure that if your correspondents who express their approval ...

... show how trnthfal the caustic writer was who said of the Whigs that there was nothing in the way of place too large for their ambition or too small lor their rapacity. He might have added that the Whig aristocracy never, if they can pos- sibly belp it, allow ...

... relation to the Whig Reform Bill. And sympathy has failed to be stirred out-of-doors, as within the walls of Parliament, by a spiritless development of a programme having nothing in it to excite, or to astonish. Slight encouragement will the Whig experi- mentalist ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. It would be most amusing, if it were not also very disgusting, from the evidence it affords of the most selfish factiousness and political proflicacy, to watch the course of the Palicerstonite Whigs with reference to Lord ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) After been pul on trial three times, Thomas Hartley Moutgomery, the sub-inspecior of police, who was accused the murder of the cashier of the Bank of Newtownstewart, has been found guihv. The criminal has also publicly confessed ...

... WHIG AND TORY LIBERALITY. When, a short time ago, Mr. Gerald Noel retiri d from the post of Conservative whip in the House of Commons, a subscription, liniited to five guineas as the maximum contribution of each subscriber, was set on foot fur the purpose ...

... How the hypocrisy of that pretence is exhibited in the Reform Bill which Lord John Russell has produced, as the Whig ne plus ultra ? Whig professions, viewed in conncction with the programme of Bright, the staunch abettor of Palmerstonian policy, had ...

... MB. LINDSAY V. THE WHIG. It is said the costs in this suit will amount to above £l,OOO, although the damages were only sixpenc . The Whig has paid smartly the Relator’s aide-decamp against the Town Council. ...

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