... to tne Whig a pied of gratuitous advice— Let it be sure of its own immediate aiherents before it condoles with us poor working Catholics on the absence of our great notabilities. Perhaps there is some bock sliding atreody from the hermit Whig rrimnpler ...

... TING JUST BEEN INFORMED THAT the ageots of the Whig Warehousemen, who themselves - The Ulster Liberal Association. have bum through the Wards this day, endeavouring to oltan signatany V. requisitions for Whig Warehousemin end their paid AVOW to have a *ham ...

... prove that the Protestants were the aggresses, but, in vain. Tho Ulster Observer, theNerthern Whig, and the Banner, have entered into a Trinity in Unity—if the Whig wil allow the expression, of malicious abuse, in order to lay the onus of the disgraceful ...

... minds and fires the hearts of the vast majori'y of the Irish people, he has destroyed a anionJES TAM Ulster Whig, and more especially the Belfast Whig, is a creature of most peculiar composition He is wonderfully great in his own estimation, and acknowledges ...

... in the soil. lam undoubtedly of opinion that the Whigs are not the party to whom we should look fora frir Adjustment of our ,Lthaus. If I am wrong I ass open to onnvietion, lot I cannot see why every Whig organ in Meteor should airs is me laemoie soy frith ...

... question was put to the Whig, consequently the Whig was not bound to allude to it, and its hority in replying was as unauthorised as It was ungenerous, us paltry as it was outside the ree vniied limits of journalism. But the Whig knew the taus den I. and ...

... A GREATER DANGER THAN FENIANISM. UNDER this heading an article appeared in the Whig of Tuesday last, in which the writ ter labours hard to prove, that there is more danger of an outbreak among the Orangemen than of an invasion by the Feniaus. Of course ...

... liberty. It wee by Whigs that Oates was patronised and the Popish plot made rin excess for • savage and wholesale mansiere of Unionist llamas Catholirli. The Peed Cods Ireland sal the Croinwsllies drago- Laded alike Woes to the Whig party. The lint a rights ...

... thr great Whig champion. Litchis as Lifted. the f imam Dufferin lassos. the Gloster 15.. or the Gorussnstown lames f And these noblemen all Whigs. Who suropel the tenants to i•ontract themselves out of the benefit. of the Last Lti The Whigs. Who made ...

... almost every instance, be n sent to St. Stephen's to replace the Whigs, by whom many boroughs and counties had for years been misrepresented. The management of national affairs by the Whig ' Cabinet has caused much dissatisfaction among all classes; and ...

... of this assertion. &me two hundred years ago political par• ties In three countries assumed or received the appellations of Whig and Tory. Out of these extremes cams another and a better class of politic ia ns called Liberals. The Whiff party in the reign ...

... LIBERTY IN IRILLAND. THE ENGLISH• EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG ON HOYE RULE AND POLITICAL HON ASTY. ...