... TORIES AND WHIGS. (from the star.) It is through the Irish vote that the Conservatives expect soon to return to power. So writes Mr. Vincent Sully. an ...

... THE WHIGS AND MR« GLADSTONE. The majority which placed Mi. Gladstone power has for the moment crushed the Whig element the House of Commons, and lias compelled them to along with his Government into any measures he might propose. The Whigs were pledged ...

... (FROM THE KOBTHEItN WHIG WEDSESDAT. Vest- nitty were tee t»iere no nm»eaTam*e any ...

... article on the Belfast ineetinw:—“ It is not,” sari the Whig, Mr. Gladstone’s fault that the Irish tenant farmers !i tve no legislative protection for their industry; th it the la tv Joes no! ackuow“ ledge them and the landlords to have equal rights • ...

... (from this southern whig.) The social condition of Ireland, as shown the ,rty displays of Fenians and Orangemen both in the North and in the South, is anything but satisfactory. The subject has begun to be discussed with some degree of seriousness the ...

... INCUMBERED ESTATES COURT— Friday Mr. Commissi -ncr sat on Friday, and disposed of the foil whig property : ...

... PROTESTANTISM. Sydney Smith, Lord Maoaulcy, Lord John Bussell, Lord Morpeth, and all the leading Whigs of the Reform period, assailed the Establishment. It is manifest that the substitution of Rent-charge for Tithes, which was accepted M a temporary ...

... CARLOW POST, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1864. fearful thunderstorm IN BELFASTaccidknts from liqhtnisq—one man KILLED. (FROM TB* BORTHIRH WHIG OF RRTCBDRT.) For many no sooh fearful thunderstorm as yesterday visited Belfast end neighbourhood has occurred in this locality ...

... essence of independent opposition consisted opposing the Whigs. He did not urge independent opposition to the Tories, for knew it was unnecessary. The Tories did not give a shilling to the Whigs, God bless them for it (laughter.) ...

... judgment on Thursday afternoon with reference to the application for an attachment against the publisher* of the Btljast Northern Whig, Northern Star, and Ulster Examiner, for having inserted articles calculated to prejudice and interfere with the course of ...

... should come thus the assistance of the Whigs. They feel that the Whigs are their friends. William 111. was a Whig. The party which placed him on the English throne was the Whig pary—the penal laws were enacted by the Whigs. It is perfectly ...

... the victory ; the Whigs have taken the spoils. While poor Ogden lies out the cold, 44 while Bradlaugh has taken the key of the street, while Beales is an outcast, and Mill is left to console himself with his philosophy, it is the Whig lords who ride triumph ...