... TRADE AND WHIG RULE. Tli« trrent ntiattikM eonmiitiMl by our pnljiicui eronomipls !oi*.| of ci'Cum■luiiCt's in (l>« applieatioo of ih*ir ih*ori*-a ; hud lhi« it which h«o brought to mobh nilirule on (lihtrienet, tnd eaottd lit proffttort to rt^h r ed ...

... Durham. suspected that its sound and fury would ulti. mutely convicted of signifying nothing. The parly combinations of the Whigs, and (lie fatality their Irish policy, we bate long poiated out, made it atmust impossible (nr them to bring forward a sound ...

... until after the meeting of parliament. We have good reneoo to bcliore ibut within the lael few days, leaal one member of lb# Whig admi* Ilieiraftoi, had all bet coot in bis rsignntion, and that even now, it is tosa-up whether he will not retire before the ...

... tbs groat meaaaras of oar lima, the amendment tbs poor lew was the must gavsras mental and lbs moat nopopolar: ycl it was Whigs, end not lbs Tories, who aaderloek it.— lbs other bend, the Tories put the fioiehtng strobe to tbe Knisoaiputiou lbs Colkelioo ...

... moans of displaying. The Pepsi Aggression has, boa near, effected aim good purpose—it bee blasted far tbs reputation of the Whigs as parly, and exhibited their anfiloet* to be entrusted with the rospoasibilitisa of oSa*. they long barn beoa ia the attimaiioo ...

... PROTEST IN THE COUNTY OF DOWN. Tl>« Northern Whig eofrccpoadue* b«twaeu Mr. D. S. Kor» and Mr. 3, H. J.P., •/ Dro«»r« wb» r«fo*»d DEPUTATION FROM PETTY SESSIONS t« ««■ « f** 1 u C TO. Tjl E. CHIEF SECRETA RY. »•••»•«»? &« ...

... admittance into the company honourable ponl'amao. Whig party it la thalhaa liliad theni above natural local in aoeiaiy ; Mr. Reynolds himaell would nerer hacc aeon (he of the House of but for the Whig intarett in llubltn, and the Iriah rrimKiilatic* would ...

... MOST IMPORTANT. RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Evening Freeman Office y Su mlny Murniny, The following important letter Irooi our London Correspondent hes just : Lnm/nn, Saturday, 4 p,m. “The Irish vote” has done it-—the Times of this morning formally ...

... en for constituency from Longford Dungarvan, and from Dungaiean * Nora Zemhla, or the Lord knowx where*—duly consulted, as Whig law officer, about the pioeccntioo of bis awn primate, gave to ibe bill ell the sam-iion of bis oateneihle co-operation, refused ...

... hitherto trustad, and now find themselves so foully betrayed.— lbid. THE ASSIZES and the IRISH MEMBERS. It is a trick with the Whigs selestthe season of the Spring Assises for doing misehief to Ireland. We hope nothing will tempt the Irish members to leave ...

... policy the Whig miniature, during thia araaion, baa wholly alienated Iron them their ordinary liberal or Cae thplie eupporiera.ip Ireland, who atowedly the ptoapeci Tory government, with priDCiplea and atarighlfarward conduct that cootiouance ol Whig rale. ...

... For the last fifty years Ireland has been the gieat battle field of Knglisb faction. At every election in this country the Whig and Tory pul every engine of corruption into immediate use, and no matter wimt (action gained the victory. Ireland was sure ...