... circumstances it remains to be seen whether the new chief will lead the Whigs to join the ranks of the Tories, or whether they will quietly settle down under his generalship in Whig fortress. Many, no doubt, will think this change improbable ; but few days ...

... tbe Whigs as it ever was. Tbe Irish Catholics who voted for the Ministry on this occasion, cannot possibly find any pretext for their vote except political partisanship for Lord Palmerston * * The Irish Catholics are now found voting for the Whig promoters ...

... voice—And with the man his father let die ~' . a put tin him out av his place (roars and contusion). A ioihor voice—Didn’t the Whigs thatM‘Kenna want to hang our priests and nuns (yes, yes, ...

... character and professional eminence, most gratifying to bis many friends and relatives in the North of Ireland.—ifc//as* Northern Whig. ...

... ctrikaa aa that they have not the matarialc at ** the other ride” to form even aa ordinary aocaaaaian. la inch an event the Whig* will free Had to cdlee with rated power, which we tract they may oca in aapirit worthy of that ancient charaatcr, which their ...

... of John Jackman, Esq., who has retired from tbe duties of the office. Mr. Jackman succeeded the late Mr. Archer, whilst the Whigs were in power, when there were several candidates for the office—Mr. Jackman carrying off the prize. In the preeent case, Mr ...

... not posailly keep henelf. if longer governed by Whig Administration, and the only probable, indeed poeiible hope of ercapefrom the coneeqnent horrore and wrecklers expenditure would » change from the Whig the Tory party ascendency.- France, it wee eeserted ...

... to attract a goodly assemblage of the admirers of the sublime and beautiful. Sligo Election.—Mr. Macdonogh—the Protean, or Whig Radical Conservative Candidate for Sligo—has been returned for that Borough—Mr. Tenison having retired from the contest, in ...

... the ez|Osure before the world of the Kerry Jory-Packinp, thei constant and united answer is, did not the Whigs Pack Juries Did not that prime Whig, Mr, Fitzgerald, and Mr. Hatchett's own Father, Pack Juries Did not they, hind sir, do just one and the same ...

... tbe other night, that an accredited agent of the Whig and Feel ministry had gone to a number of Irish members of parliament (hear), and bad staled to them that he was authorised, on behalf of tbe Whig and Feel parties, tn say, if the Irish members would ...

... deceased Sir David Baird, the second Baronet of the line, was born in the year 1795, and succeeded hi* uncle in IBi9. was a Whig in politic*, and a* such, at the election of 1847, he disputed the representation of Kaet Lothian with the present member, ...

... amiable and virtuous Father—felt himself constrained to address the subjoined note to tbe Editor : He,” (Lord Csrev) continued Whig, when there ceased to be anything respectable connected with the objects of that party Ireland. It is unfortunate fact, too ...