... the confidence of the Reformers, swelled the Whig majority in the Parliament, and maintained Whig Government in power against the voice of English intolerance. Ireland wa* the recruiting ground of the Whigs. Russell, Melbourne, Normanby, and Morpeth were ...

... consider- ing its identification with the Whig party, very ap- propriately, contes to' the support of the Hon. Mr. Carew, as candidate ror the.rcpresentation of Wex- ford. We are not surprised either that the Whig journal views with dissatisfaction the ...

... more suitable representative for native constituency—Whig and applauded of the Pott though he be—than an Irish gentleman. know not what induced Sir Ralph Howard to cast away his chances. Probably the Whigs wanted more workable member than Sir Ralph, and no ...

... General Peirce, as the Democratic candidate, has given general satisfaction. The Whig convention was about to assemble at Baltimore for the purpose of fixing upon the Whig candidate to be nominated in opposition to Gen. Peirce. The most likely man to be ...

... own Ml/, In a literal mom. For down to the most unmannered brawler at the Defence Association, they ceased not, as long the Whigs retained the patronage of the Crown, to beset the Castle doors, cryiDg— Give—give give ! The remembrance of those days of ...

... erictiona—the flight over the Atlantic—the numberieaa deatha bv the way—the danger to their religion itaelf aa the end ?—The Whig Government have passed a meaaure for rendering evictions more easy and general—the electors will k°ep their eye upon this subject ...

... county. The lion. Mr. Hutchinson's address appears in our columns to-day, and are just informed that several other candidates, Whig, Tory, and Radical, mean to have the honour of contesting that county.— Tipperary Fret Prtss. ...

... except the party of religious liberty and religious justice. It sets the ban alike on Protectionists and Freetraders—Tories and Whigs—on all, in fact, who will not insist on the fulfilment and de velopment of the Emancipation Act The classes whom Catholics ...

... suggestion criminal whose delinquent ies and frauds in the public servici altogether escaped the vigilance of the Whig administration. Thus toe Whigs at once showed their contempt for tbed cuions of canful and elaborate inquirers ; they increased ths burthen ...

... this country, and of their anxiety to render to us that full measure of justice which we have so long been denied. In the Whigs we have had thoroughly anti-Irish Ministers, determined to treat our Island conquered province, instead of an integral portion ...

... statesmanship. The Whigs as CbI a great party are broken. They have no principles I for the hustings -nothing but the inanimate skele- seo ton of protection, and even that Mr. Disraeli has in- ret terred with funeral honours. The Whigs cannot fox point ...

... THE QDBBIC—THE THB LAW DUBLIN, THURSDAY, 17 JUNE THE WHIG OPPOSITION AND THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. The course of factious opposition adopted by Lord John Russell in reference to the present Government, recentlj assumed so very objectionable ...