... A BROAD The tyranny, which has ever characterised Whig rule in the foreign possessions of this empire, has been recently exemplified by the Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands. This gentleman, Sir H. Warp, formerly repre- sentative of Sheffield ...

... WHIG ub WHIG TKIMMERS. Tbo Advocate very otodidly expresses »U diasenis from the policy of the Irish parliamentary parly, and attributes jo that pul.cy i-U the en's that threaten the party from the recent desertion two leading members. It, however, ,8 ...

... purpose is, to impress them favorably with Whig politics. Against this we must emphatically protest. We are sincerely convinced that the Whigs are worse enemies to Ireland than the Tories ; that since the first Whig, there never has been one of them Ireland ...

... defence of a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might have supposed that the vote was safe. The Whigs are Whigs- Mr. Spooner's amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor man, in a minority. Of course, this was a great grief ...

... defence a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might hive supposed that the vote was safe* The Whigs arc Whigs —Mr amendment was carriel, and Lord Joint was again, poor man, in a minority. c.iursc, this was great grief to the impartial ...

... WHIG LIES. Newspaper Agitation—Carlow, Jan. 12.—This town Las latterly been inundated with the League weekly papers, which are forwarded to all classes and parties alike—men, women, and children, Whigs, Tories, Radicals, Young and Old Irelanders, and ...

... vigorous speech defence small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated have supo that the vote wae safe. The Whigs are Whigs—Mr. Spooner’s amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor mao, in minority. Of course, this was great grief the ...

... DOWN WITH THE WHIGS. (From Me Fourth Edition of the Tablet.) The Times of Friday comments on the Kells meeting and banquet in its own peculiar way, and is evidently very much moved by the appeal made on that occasion to the Tories and] Mr. Disraeli—the ...

... MORK WHIG MANtKUVRKS. The Dublin Erening Post is horrified in true Whig fashion the enormities the Blackburn election riots. There is, however, balm in gilead,” for, quoth the Pott, •• we are free to admit—indeed it is quite notorious—that intimidation ...

... THE WHIG PRIESTS OF IRELAND. correspondence between a Catholic Bishop and the Secretary of the Government of India, in which the injustice Ilf the Court of Directors is exhibited, appearing in the Tablet, calls forth the following observations from Mr ...

... THE LATEST WHIG PLOT. A correspondent of the Kveuiny Mail professes to have interpreted the wily manoeuvre through which the Foreign Portfolio is to descend to the Earl Clarendon :—‘‘The report gains strength daily, and is now, indeed, scarcely denied ...

... PEOPLE WHIGS AND TORIES IN ROSS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PEOPLE. New Ross, 28th December, 1852. The New Ross election of 1852 is not soon to be forgotten.' Some persons fondly imagined that when the contest was atl an end ; when the Sheriff had made formal ...