... DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1851. WHIG VIEWS ON IRISH AFFAIRS, AND IRISH VIEWS ON WHIG SCHEMES. Lord John Russell's, speech on the report of the ' Official Salaries Committee presents several points of interest to the Irish people. If he have been correctly ...

... ANOTHER SPECIMEN OF WHIG LOVE FOR IRELAND. The following extract from the speech delivered by the Premier on the motion that the House should go into Committee of Supply on the Navy Estimates, is worthy of attention:— With respect (said Lord J. Russell) ...

... hour. Nay, we are told that Catholic priests ef Iveland are among the importunate and success- ful clients at the Whig Treasury. The Whigs fetter the Church with one hand,and confer favours on its ministers with the other.” Who are the traitors ? ...

... from the hands of a Whig minister to those of a Tory chief. The Whig cabinet know this well Their satellites know it well, and the Catholic public know it too well to be deluded by the whine of those, who, in the defeat of the Whig ministry see the destruction ...

... from the huxli of Whig minister to those of oTory chief. The Whig cabinet know this well. Their satellites know it well, and the Catholic public know it too well to be deluded by the whine of those, who, in the defeat of the Whig ministry see the destruction ...

... course adopted by the Whig Government in reference to this important measure—a course of which we may rest assured no party in the Legislature would have been capable of following but that now in office. There was a time when the Whig party clung with fidelity ...

... and its supporters. Down with the Whigs,” said Mr. Reynolds, will be the rallying cry 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 government” ...

... following is the opinion of the eminent counsel whose names are annexed upon the meaning and effect of the Penal Bill of the Whigs, at present progressing through Parliament:— ...

... ago, that the Whig Ministry would be exposed to new peril on the 27th of this month, it having been determined, at a meeting of the leading Conservatives, to give their warmest support to the motion of Mr. Baillie, condemnatory of the Whig administration ...

... the nomination of the members for Kildare into their own hands. The independent electors and gentry ot that county, wh- ther Whig or Tory, had better look to it. What offence Lord has committed against the Pope, I know not ; but Lord Kildare, hit colleague ...

... fight What was the result ? What party were then in power T The Whigs. Who fought the tithe battle ? The people, our class. What was the result ? What party were then in power ? The Whigs. Who raised the standard of Repeal in '43 and ’44 so high that the ...

... ly against the common enemy. The last C vote, which came up to a want of confidence in the Whigs reckoned almost every member of the Peel P section in the Whig ranks, and yet ministers were in mercy. If they be equally fort e on Mr. Baillie's motion ...