... Ireland, cannot be Supposed to inspire much confidence in that country. It remains to be seen whether the ?? tendencies of the Whigs, or the ?? tendencies of the Peelites, are to prevail It remains to be seen whether the principle of compen- sation for ...

... O'Flaherty, Crossly, Frank, Radical Price, W P (Glouccity) Rad Davison, Richard Russell, F C (Beds) Whig Denison, JE (Malton).Whig ; Sa»le, C Brune G, Whig Direlt, Edw, Radical Scobell, Capt, Radical Drumlanrig, Vise, Conser Scully, (Tipperary) Dunlop, AM ...

... cannot be supposed to inspire much contidence in that country. It remains to seen whether the anti-Catholic tendencies of the Whigs, or the pro-Catholic tendencies of the Peebles are to prevail. It remains to be seen whether the principle of * compensation ...

... only contends, but, with the air of a sub-whip, taunts and jibes the honest Irish members for not Toting for that which even a Whig Chancellor has been compelled the sense of right, which long career of honourable mercantile life engendered, to denounce financial ...

... THER FARI, GLINTO In Lord uncompromising speech, against the centralizing devil which seems to possess all Whig administrations, this country will see an additional curse the day when her base re- presentatives in Parliament gave her over to the mercy ...

... Roebercon, returned from London, whither they had been Bunmioned in defence of Mr. Euffy’g seat against the combined malice of the Whig and Tory faction. The other witnesses arrived the day before. When the BagcaU* town car approached the Ferry of Mount Garret ...

... bp (he Whig party or tbe Tory party, should, from early prejudice if not from conviction, be in favour of tbe Teriee. But country has decided, and think wisely, that by these two rival parties tic country shall no longer governed. ** Th« Whig party wm ...

... abandoned Meath for a situation from the Whigs (hear, h ar) ; another abandoned Waterford for a situation from tiie Whigs (hear, hear); namesake and sun in-law had abandoned Kerry for a situation from tne Whigs (near, hear) ; another sun-in-law had abandoned ...

... monarchy nor aria. tocracy—in other words, a union with the United Sates. Yet most of these men have heels patronized by the Whigs, and frequently advanced, to the exclusion of those who served the cause of loyalty and order. I refer to this fact now, as ...

... Mr. Martin Howlktt, the Attorney of the four actions, was also a Manager of the Board ; and, of course, the Whig Attorney concurred with the Whig Friar, his assault the people. Ano« ther Manager complained that man who had procured a loan from the Fund ...

... supporters in that house. Taking the Tory Dcrbyitss that high figure, the remaining 341 seets may subdivided into— 145 English Whigs, IUO English Kaduals, Manchester-men, &c. Irish Liberals—nt Peebles. 35 English and Irish Peebles. 4 Vacant Seats and Speaker ...

... are made, by our correpoodeots in several parts of Down and Antrim, backward state of all agricultural operations, —Northern Whig. Galway, Jan s.—W'e had a very severe shower of bail this morning. In some placet tr covered the ground to depth of font inches ...