... I WHIG FEDERATION TT. (FROM OaR REPORTER) Kildare, Sunday. To-day a meeting of ?? was held in Kildare. Mr. Thomas Condon, Mi P; Mr. Ar- thur O'Connor, M P; and Mr. John Deasy, M Pi left Dublin by the quarter to ten train. At Kil- dare station they were ...

... WHIG AND TORY GOVFRNM-NT 'P ErNT. 1U TO THE EIrTOR OF THE FREEMAN's JOURtNAL. ii Sre-.The people are near being summoned to decide whe- id ther it be Whigs or Tories who shall be trustedato guard I ir their liberties, their properties, and their lives ...

... ; WHIG FEDERATION MEETING. , a MR. T. M. HEAI0N ON'f THE 'FUNDS. Last evening a meeting of ?? members of the North Deck Ward Branch of the Whig Federa- tion was held at 27 Lower Gardiner street. The room in which tle meeting was held was filled. t An ...

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... wards3lirlGiey) ahd if the Irish emnbers or the Houre Rtile ?? wish to crusl the Whig' argumenti of to-tlAythfiy' cannot do better than refer to) rthe, gpeeeh of :this typical Whig of 86 years ago. ?? Grey showed that theoverwheln- ing majoriity f the people ...

... This has been a day of astonishing excitement hi the I l,11nss of Commous ard in the neighbourhood of Downing- street. The Whigs, it is said, have received a deatli-blowl from I oiid Stanley, and the hour of their dissolution is an- nounced, on the authority ...

... THE DUEE OF ARGYLL AND THE WHIGS OF 1S00. -OI -7e - -A- -i+lr Knot THE FDId 5OF TEZ TIMES. SIRaThe Duke of Argyll, in his letter which appeared in the Times on MYondny last, throws doubt upon the attitude of 'Mr. Fox in relation to the Act of Union. - ...

... ?? ENGLISH WHIGS-IRISH JOBBING. TO TatE EDITOR OF THIE FRUtEAN. Sort-Tn your paper of- this day there appears an-an- nouncement that ?? BI. Hitchins, Esq., of the Chief Secre- tary's Office, has' been appointed Inspector-Geucral of Government Prisons ...

... | THE WHIGS-THE IRISH PACKET STATION. I In one particular .thee Whigs differ from all other parties. The routine is, to be one thing in office- quite another. ...

... turned the scales agaimst the Whig and won the Down election for-I shudder to relate it- Lord Castlereagh. 'the Liberal left us no alterna., tive. Ireland's men, I say, must stand isolated: and distinct; no colleaguing with Whig, no colleaguing with Tory ...

... l lc d; - I l ' etmwz gwutnaL DUbiiIq: SATURDAY, JUNE 7; 185O. A_ _ ?? ?? I ?? .. . X ?? - W JTiE TENANT BILL-THEN WHIG'GOVERNKXPT i I ?? VE1 M I~ We believethere eisxot on record a grosser case of political proflgacy tha That of 'vhich Mr. Horgaua stands ...

... them out of parliament, and what this section desire, their pe- culiar piety-the two, and more numerous parties of Russell- Whigs and Derby-Tories desire from their selfish policy. These parties feel that whilst such men are in parliament there is no impunity ...