... ( 1 THE WHIG SPLIT. The battle between the Healyite and Dillouite sections of the Whig Party received a fresh impetus from Mr Ileaiy's speech at Crosemagleu in the County hlouaghan on Friday hug. Replying to au address in which a covert allusion wits ...

... HE WHIG TRICK—THE S$ ESSION, The spirited conduct of the members who signified their disgust at the treacherous conduct of the Whig ministry by withdrawing from the house, challenges the respect of all honourable men. They were thirty-seven in English ...

... THE WHIGS IN OFFICE AND THE WHIGS IN bsmox. The discussion raised on Tuesday night Mr. Sadlcir’s motion for a committee to inquire into the circumstances connected with the striking of the ury in the case of Callanan r. Cameron, afforded another and most ...

... ; he should have said, ‘ We, the English Whigs, the chief tives in Europe of that Materialist School, w hich no other means of securing its but by reducing all to a ques- tion of riches—we, the English Whigs, who make abasement of the true doctrines ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES—PAST AND PRESENT. ©totwwg AND PACKET. SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1863 There appears in the Irish Times of yesterday, by way of reply to our article of Wednesday on the anomalous position of parties, an elaborate attempt to mystify its readers ...

... Shortly after the reporters had taken their seats there were cries to 44 Put out the Whig—put out the Whig/ and an occasional shout about the Star and Examiner, but the Whig appeared to be the special object of their denunciation. The yelling and screaming ...

... THE BILL OF THE WHIGS—THE LATE DI- VISION. Che Cork WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1851. Tue Bill is now before our readers, in all its Whig meanness and malignity. The venom is so compressed, that any analysis is rendered unnecessary. The apos- tacy ...

... THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER AND THE WHIGs. CaRpinaL WIsEMAN has arived in London, without any of the atrocious suggestions against the safety of his person being as yet acted on, however long such may be the case. The paragraph in the Times which ...

... sobered on observing the art with which the Bedford Whigs cast ont baits to Exeter-hall. Lord Palmerston relies too much on his friends in “ the City,” and on certain “ organs.” He may find that the Bedford Whigs are not so far wrong in thinking that Exeter-hall ...

... THE WHIG RULE. On this subject the Tablet has a very good article. It says : The Whigs are now a very shaky condition. What will become of them ? If they go out, there will be many dry eyes at their departure. We look upon them as bitter and fanatical ...

... DICALS v. WHIGS. The Review It would be as absurd as it would be bopeless to endeavour to disguise the fact, that the Administration which the right honourable member for Greenwich is at the present moment engaged in forming is a Radical Administration ...

... THE LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL OF THE WHIGS. Che Cork Craminer, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1850 We now deliberately express our conviction that this bill, if it cannot be amended so as to meet the neces- sity of the times, and satisfy the just claims of the ...