... l lc d; - I l ' etmwz gwutnaL DUbiiIq: SATURDAY, JUNE 7; 185O. A_ _ ?? ?? I ?? .. . X ?? - W JTiE TENANT BILL-THEN WHIG'GOVERNKXPT i I ?? VE1 M I~ We believethere eisxot on record a grosser case of political proflgacy tha That of 'vhich Mr. Horgaua stands ...

... MINISTERS' MONEY-THE WHIG POLICY FOR .-1 , IRELAND., The declaration of the Irish Secretary, that he would exhaust the whole armoury of the law in an effort to enforce the levy of: Ministers' Money in Ireland, is one of those manifestations of Whig policy. with ...

... he isa Whig; Mr. W. 11. blagan, the foreman, is one of tho lhadical rapre- sentatives for the county; Sir Percy Nugent, a Roman Ce- tholic; Mr. Tuite, a Whig; Hon. Heury Parnell, a Whig; Mr. William Chapman, a Whig; and Mr. John C. Lyons, a ...

... ?1b e 3h?xima1 L)UBLIN: TUi?SDAY, ?dABCk1 18, 18?6. iTHE IlEW ROSS I'EOTLON. I The Whigs have retuined. another Orangeman to 'Parliament,- and,jif tiby get theopportunity they. bid fair not to cease till they replace everyLibraVl- representative..ia IJtelando ...

... names, the w6rds Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having been pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different Ideas fa6sened to them.' Explain the origin of the words ?? Whig and Tory, and ...

... willing, and offered, to accept any man of mode. O rate views, provided he would be aa independdent E. ., prentatve, if the Whigs would join them in saviog the d town fromithe Torims I blieve, trou facts that bave trace pired, the parish priest was prepared ...

... aregadran in ij4 power. We rejoice that the onus is now removed f1 from' the independebt pbri.-d that the Whigs. ad and the supporters ol Whigs alone, will have to answer before the country for causing the return of the t- Orange candidate. TIt may not ...

... in my opilioti, lose no opportussity to eaution thea nation againsot placing the's:anllest confidence in either Whig governments or Whig inemibere of parlianmenit. I believe thiepeople ?? ha~e acted a. very foolish pirt In ~giving any suipeort whatever ...

... for n Carlow end Athlone hung loosely on the ekirts of party. p Sedlier professed to be a1 Liberal, but he attacked the o Whig cabinet, while be affected to despise the agitatora' v of the Roman Catholic connection. Though hth appeared to vacillate ...

... result -of which the existenoe of the ioffie .we labouzed oo successfully to snaintaid'sgainst the ?? powers 'of a Whig Cabinet and a Whig- Parliasnent depended, until the Lord Lieuteniat. lhonld himself indicate whether he Was willing, to allow the foundations ...

... It might with equal propriety be called a Whig movement, for some of the ;notorious hangers.on of the Government both signed the requisition and took part in the meeting. Bat in point of fact it is neither a Whig nor a Tory movement-it is emphatically a ...

... er of of the Recorder. of Leeds, whose daughter married Sir Frin- cis Wood a' Whig baronet, and whose 'grandson is Sir ICharles XIted, a cabinet minister under several Whig adi- i D ?? Po. ...