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... 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 ...
... AND THE WHIG. Tim Northern Whdg, in its publication of yesterday, pronounces Mr. Whiteside's speech, on Thursday night, an utter and farcical failure, and refers its readers to its report for proof of the assertion. 'We give' quoth the Whig, Mr. ...
... THE WHIGS AGAIN IN PERIL-THE CEYLON QUESTION. MINIMTERS are once more on the verge of another pitfall of their own digging. When Mr. Baillie's motion on the administration of affairs in Ceylon was on the tapis, before the Easter recess, it will be re- ...
... 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 ...
... 'Wbig 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 of their own ...
... the terms in which the vote of censure on the Whig government will be couched; but we are led by our London Correspondent to be- lieve that the terms of the motion will be such as at once to place the Whig cabinet and the Irish Liberal members at the bar ...
... the Reform Bill! The constituencies are now so popularized, quoth that delectablv sagacious exponent of Whig tactics, of AVhig faith, and of Whig rule, that support from the people's representatives is not to be expected or even hoped for. Nay, more, ...
... 1rttcif X AND OAST-RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, MAY 23,1851. 1 0~~ THE BOARD OF CUSTOMS. IT is no easy matter to set to rights a Whig Government office. Itis an undertaking where failure is the rule and success the exception. It is the cleansing of the Augaean ...
... ancient discords and animosities in one coun- try, and to flatter the most revolting prejudices in. the other, might enable the Whigs to rally round them the remnants of the same party in both king- doms, and, on that imaginary foundation, to recon- struct ...
... Income Tax! Not be. His courageous conscience repu- diated Hansard; and the Chancellor of the Ex- cbequer, to crown the list of Whig patriots, with matchless effrontery declared that, with all its admitted infamies and enormities-with all its oppression, fraud ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...