... which the Whig leaders, who recognized his claims, sacrificed place and power for a quarter of a century. Not all the obloquy to which the admission of the Roman Catholic tribune to the presence of the Sovereign in council subjected the Whig patrons of ...

... some hope for a better state of things in the fature. The Whig and Democrat parties have each made their nominations, and the contest for state officers aud congress is now fully opened. The Whig Dominations were made with much unanimity, and probably the ...

... themselves, or palliate to the country, such a selection at such a time, we are at i loss to con- ceive. A Whig, a whole Whig,, and nothing but a Whig, is not the man for Cork at the present crisis. At a meeting of the p1 vy council, held on Monday at three ...

... very sincere and obliged, TERESA ARtUIDEL, Wardour Castle. PERILOUS PosITIoN OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRA- TION.-We stated, ten or twelve days ago, that the Whig ministry would be exposed to a new peril on the 27th of this month, it having been determined ...

... Great eloquence and great experience of public affairs have been, from time to time, brought to bear and long. continued in Whig and Tory struggles but it is universally acknowledged by all whose prejudices or passions do not swallow up their judgment ...

... question; and the good sense of parliament has not altered since the rights of the Irish distillers were twice before the cause of Whig defeat. After his first roll in the mud, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer refused to give effect to the declaration of ...

... others might enter, would not commit the crime and blunder of religious persecution! Lord Grey, and some two or three of the Whig ministry, have sleen in men's mouths of late as sharing the same mo- derate and reasonable opinions; and, therefore, as likely ...

... their position, would scorn to retain power accompanied with such repeated and almost conti- nuous insults, but our genuine Whigs know not what true dignity means, and are by no means keenly alive to that delicacy which is the characteristic of English ...

... law against the Catholics. The Whigs alone could effect this, and, the Whigs should be driven from the position which would enable them to effect it. The Liberal party in the house would be strengthened tenfold if the Whigs were in opposition. Men who would ...

... this opinion I am not at all inclined to concur. 1 do not believe there will be immcdiately any deny- ral combination of the Whigs and Grahamites-unless, indeed, a whispered disruption prove true-but it is most probable that some of the second class of men ...

... its supporters. Down with the Whigs, said Mr. Reynolds, will be the ral- lying cr at every hustings in Ireland. In this he but told half the truth. The liberal electors of Ireland will not only cry down.with the Whigs- Down with the persecuting ...

... The humane and the hard-hearted, the charitable and the selfish, are all equally interested in the issue of that part of the Whig plan which is so unscrupulously bent on closing the public hospitals of Dublin. When the last of the 160 beds that are now ...