... the House of Commons last Monday. Several ardent patriots—as he stated—bad been notoriously wheedled by the promises of the Whigs to vote in support of the income tax in its'present iniquitous form, against their conscience and tbeir convictions; and ...

... As we have reason to believe that the substance of the statements therein made is correct, and that the application of the Whig system of centralisation to the General Post-offices of Dublin and Edinburgh is under the consideration of the commissioners ...

... in England, ungenerous it has been in reference to Irish patrio, ism, will tolerate the exceptional vindictiveneas which the Whig Government have displayed in your case, and which baa denied to you the indulgence granted the lowest da* of felons who have ...

... notice of three lines Yet Mr. James Gratran was in his day av Irish patriot too; and for many years stood manfully by the Whigs, while nothing was to be made by the association, in battling for the Green Isle. He was a champion of total and unqualified ...

... DU)I]3;,I: WVEDNKISUAY, FFABHUARY , 18;,4. THE NEW REFORM BILL . Under all circumstances, and in all times, the Whigs are consistent in their injustice to Ireland. When a measure of popular enfranchisement is about to be conceded, Ireland is omitted from ...

... author of this motion the eelehi.it • and successful explorer at Nineveh, who had been '■ Secretary for Foreign Affairs the Whig Admiimii i' that preceded that of Lord Derby; but Mr. , ' thoroughly in earnest and deeply conversant «iih affairs of the East- ...

... of the three —a plan by which minority of two-fifths of the electors will always be certain of one representative. As if no Whig measure could by any possibility be unadulterated by some vicious principle, however, the Bill also proposes to repeal the ...

... the abdicated authority. It will be gone beyond recal. And when the day comes that a new Popish Titles” Bill stimulates the Whig Bishops to manumit their Priests in a panic, they will find, we predict, a formidable number of the foremost laymen in the ...

... and injurious to the interests of many of its members, so much that seems to announce return to the old family policy of the Whigs, much harm is done to the many for the sake of so little benefit to the few, that we are tempted to ask whether the changes ...

... of 'course, for a Whig Chief Baron u ;to be hard upon the official: c umrogue ot' a Whig Sitlecitor- tl General. Hard, of course, for the ancient ropresenheive of one Whig borough to. be hard upon the representaui'e 'oY' aneuthar Whig boroughifor practising ...

... MAIL. Sib—-Justice Ireland has been one of the-partycries with which successive English governments (and especially the Whigs) have laid claim and succeeded political power, and by way of keeping this text, it lias been the custom of successive Lords ...

... general than usual this season. The young flax plant has been greatly improved by it, and is brairding beautifully.— JSorlhrrn Whig. Cuixmki, May 27.— For some years past there lias not been such quantity of land under tne potato crop at present throughout ...