... but, it is still more so, from its consistence with the Whig nature and with the mode of escaping from a difficulty to which that would, according to all experience, lead. It is credible that a Whig Cabinet could attempt to get ‘out of a diffi- culty in ...

... IRELAND AND THE WHIGS The very name of Ireland should sound as an accusation in the ears of the Whigs. The very soil of Ireland should scorch the feet of the Whigs, her cruellest and most perfidious oppressors. Her miseries, her slavery, and her w’rnngs ...

... Out with the 'Whigs. The llev. Mr. Browne, IM’., Balia, and V.F.. came forward to propose the fourth resolution, and was loudiy cheered, lie said—Mr. Chairman anti gentlemen, the resolution intrusted to care is follow's :—“ That, representing the constituency ...

... straightforward personage, beside one o those Cabinet Whigs. Lord Roden, in Jiis most rabid mood of anti-Catholic hostility, looks venerable and respectable, when contrasted with the cringing Protestant- Whig- Clarendon, professing to Catholic Prelate, profound ...

... December THE NO-POPKRY MOVEMENT. Te* Whigs and the Pope The Morning Advertiser has the follow ing announcement: —*• The statement which appeared the Morning 11 Id yesterday (Friday) the effect that Mr. Sinil had been intrusted with special mission to ...

... INCUMBERED ESTATES SALES IN BELFAST. The SurtKem Whig yesterday contains report of the sales the Mountcashel estates in Antrim, which took plate on Tuesday in Belfast The Whig says:— The nun: her of bidders was very large, and the competition more than ...

... deadly embraces of the Whigs. subject of Popery at the present critical juncture. We have ■ or> 0 matter what was the question upon which the been favoured by our special correspondent (who. being ex- f , quarre u e d in public. Whig alliance and Grand of ...

... Whip ? Again : Groans were then given for the Whigs, and cheers *Pr Mitchell, O'Connell, Smith O'Brien, &e. Then, we find the following more sustained de. monstration : Rev. Mr. Quald—Down with the Whigs (tremendous groans for the Whip.) Mr. John Wliamars—Ay ...

... down. The Whig Cabinet, on taking office, did not attempt to identify itself with Free Soil party, though it adopted the most essential of its opinions in reference the nonadmission of slavery into the new territories. But, the object of tho Whigs was effect ...

... the other Land, the Government may of course rely in these questions upon the wholo support of the Southern States, whether Whig or Democrat, Ministerial or Opposition, who regard the maintenance of the Fugitive Slave Bill the pledge of their obligation ...

... would cause Whigs in office to refuse to be- come reconciled to each other and their places ; we are therefore disposed to believe that our cotem- porary, however well informed generally, is prema- ture in pronouncing the doom of the Whig Cabinet. It ...

... of England alone, and content herself with adivided empire in Ireland? Ireland is the difficulty. And who made it so? The Whigs. They have been for years labouring to give the Pore a real and substantial power in Ireland. - They have made hima giant ...