... that the rich should still enjoy their luxuries ontaxed.'* the Whig really gone insane? We have 105 members for Ireland; and of these, 103 were present Monday night’s division ; yet the Whig decides that there was a majority of 47 22—00 in allthus denuding ...

... newspapers, but nothing more rich than a paragraph which we subjoin from the Northern Whig of yesterday. Speaking of the proposal to extend the boundary of the borough, the Whig says infer •* We have not space to-day to refer to the mea- sure, nor to the remarkable ...

... however, has been told of that requisition the Northern Whig —not, dare say, knowingly, hut The Whig mentions that the requisition was signed but thirty names or so. The party who informed the Whig was cither a wilful fabricator or utterly ignorant of his ...

... spectacles of the Northern Whig must sadly distorted—so curiously formed that a peep through them multiplies the types of the Timet, and, with presto, changes the short name of Cairns into that of Davison. Thursday’s number of the Whig, contains editorial ...

... allowed it to remain untouched. Our expectation was fully justified, as the subjoined letter from Mr. Ker to the Northern Whig —in which the untruth first obtained publicity—and which have been requested to insertwill show •• Sir,— Having seen in yoor ...

... leanings. A reversion to the Whig doctrines of the days of Fox, would little else than overstepping line now almost imaginary, for those doctrines bear a near Affinity to the Conservatism of 1853. suspect that the ** old Whigs” have got more than enough ...

... stage of M parliamentary reform”, may enquire why the Whigs threw tho weight into the borough scale—the putrid material—and left the counties perfectly pure contend against corruption ? Tho Whigs wanted a permanent hold on Downing.street—that the short ...

... THE BOROUGH BOUNDARY. After three or four days deep cogitation, the Northern Whig has spun out a lengthy thread of words show that the Town Council kept profoundly secret what appeared its own columns. what tho sailor old limes called an evas'ue answer ...

... long under-10-'d u ««» the j«rae during the e l iitenci of Lord John Ru»ieU'» .dminutmtion—it i« (he I tone lo.di.T. When > Whig iwwer, the I Observer it the conduit through which hie eenli- moot* and etotetnenti are semi-o(Relaily | to thepohiic-juit ...

... enn contrive to without them as tools. We shall show this with sufficient clearness. Lord John Hu-sell has advocated—nil the Whigs have advocated recently—a new lieform Bill.— Some members of the Government have newspapers of their own, and from these journals ...

... continental states, hut they are of consequence us. We publish them as connections,** not ** indications. CORK ELECTION COMMITTEE- WHIG AND BRIGADE INTRIGUES. revelations. never ,pr ,1 '' £h r of Thn« who take .ha Iroabla .‘o pen.« the e.i- Hriga.le. Their policy ...

... rumours are flying:, hut they are only rumours. A correspondent of Scotch paper hints that Lord Aberdeen, having fusel the Whigs and Perlites, is anxious to retire. should nut wonder. His bed not one of roses. DUBLIN AND JUNCTION RAIL- The dispute between ...