... intended Conference in order to learn what that resolution may b.• One thins is pretty clear —it is the manifest policy of the Whigs to stand well with the popular party in Ireland for, with the increasing ardour and daring of their Protectionist opponents ...

... that the hours of labour were to restricted to ten hours, about as unworthy and shabby a proceeding ever emanated even from Whig Government.” THE NEW JEW BILL. The Morning Chronicle observes that the title of Lord John Russell’s new Jew Bill to regulate ...

... electors will select as successor to Sir William Somerville. This conclusion has been already arrived at—Yo Whig need apply. But there is a Whig in the field—one Mr. Mereclyth, a near relative to the last of the secretaries to the Irish Court. He is to ...

... determined to give the Whigs another chance for popularity, and not before it is needed. He is threatening the lieges with awful vengeance if they any longer - tolerate Lord Palmerston, and gives very significant hints that, if the Whig party remain much longer ...

... perpetrators. Crossmaglen is described as one of the worst districts in the northern province. It is stated by the Northern Whig that the country people, instead of seising the assassin, showed their diabolical feeling by striking the body with their ...

... the pen which developed those just and liberal views, is the same which is now retained to pick holes in the project of the Whig Ministry, and dilates so demurely on the success of the recent, and happily irrevocable, measures for liberalising University ...

... himself on the kindana of the house. It wee of course well remembered that it was In 1841 that the first proposal was made by the whig government of that day to Introduce slave grown sugar as not equal duty, but at duty which was at that time supposed sufficient ...

... n-iimji house of the alterations which had been made in the ?? duties. It was in 18-11 that the first proposal had by the then Whig Government to introduce ?? , r , sugar at a duty not equal to that on foreign, dm ?? n jat that time adequate for the purpose ...

... rings for a division. ** Is it fair,” our contemporary asks, is it honourable, for such steady and undeviating supporters the Whig Government to sit the very midst of the Tory opposition, overhearing the mutual friendly communications of Conservative Members ...

... the nature of the franchise to be given to the constituencies of Irel gild, beleve me I should care very little about this Whig bill. My dear friend, STATI AND PROSPECTS OF AGRICULTURE (From our Ballinnsloe Correspondent.) CULTIVATION Or GUINN CLIPS. ...

... with the questions of Extended Franchise and of the Ballot, the Tories have an excuse for rejecting the whole as well as the Whigs, who, on all such questions, are quite identical with Tories. Let the simple question of the Repeal of the Septennial Act ...

... both the impulse and direction. The passing. of the great Relief Bill was the St. Gothard of the journey. Before 1829 the Whigs, buffetted by a proud landed aristocracy, and mistrusted by a generation of imbecile monarchs, were banished from the Treasury ...