... distant from decisive and speedy political changes. The Peelite party is rapidly melting away, but not into the ranks of the Whigs. Blost of them, and some of the most importatt amongst them, have already given in their adhesion to the Opposition, with Stanley ...

... C!DBe LI:eONtaYs APiL tr1 ta0 DUBLINT: MIONDA\Y, APRIL lo 1860. IMR. D'ISRAELI'S AMIE:NlDMENT-TEIE DIVISION. The Whigs have had a triumph, owing chiefly to the clumsy manner in which the opposition amend- *nent was franmed. Their triumph, however, has ...

... he well attended. I an happy to hear that there is a prospect of therebeing atthem the same admixture ?? and Repealers. The Whigs or Young Irelanders won't be there-they may pair off together, bat the battle will be fought by the Tories and Repealers (cheers) ...

... O'Connell said, the gilding off the ginger- bread of the Whigs, the film fell from my eyes. I began to see that Catholic emancipation was opposed by the Tories to. keep them in power, and advocated by the Whigs to gain power (hear, hear). I supposed that each ...

... this defiance of public opinion should receive a prompt and vigorous response. Since the Whigs will make war upon Ireland, why, then, let Ireland make war upon the Whigs. We may not often have the power to create or to sustain a falling ministry, but if we ...

... poliiy adopted at the Conservative meeting held on Friday afternoon, at Lord Stanley's. It has fallen like a thunderbolt In the Whig camp; and I believe I am correct in describing it as thefirst of a series of severe blows, intended to be inflicted by the ...

... YESTERDAY. On yesterday two important protests were made by the citizens of Dublin against the menaced spo- liation of the Whigs. The Board of Guardians of the North Dublin Union-Conservative and Libe- ral-were unanimous in adopting a petition against ...

... was his (Mr. Thorpe's) opinion that so long as Irishmen were disunited, they never could effect any good (hear, hear). The -Whigs had been the greatest curse ever sent on Ireland;, but, unfortunately, many Irish members supported themi from the idea that ...

... quarter, who are the hereditary re- vilers of their country, the contemplated measure is viewed as the price paid by the present Whig ministry, in return for, the support received from Hume, and his school of econo- mists. Some few, also, seem to confine its ...

... na bocklft', your own you lmust have. Every ordinance of the divine anid natural law lis in Your favour. They may get the Whigs-yes, the base, bloody, and brutal WlhigS-to make some unlawful enact- merets in favour of themselves which will protect them ...

... and injustice. Of course good men are to be found in all parties, and among the number we were always disposed to reckon the Whig Lord Leitrim. The name of Clements was often distin- guished for high honour and liberality, though some- times-and more recently ...

... DASTAIIDLY PERSECUTION OF SMITII O'BRIEN. The Irish public, Conservative and Liberal-yes, even the Whig party in Ireland, will read with dis- gust the subjoined details of the brutal vengeance which English officials at the other side of the world are ...