... progress is calamity, energy crime. A Whig Government has always been a war Government. War must still be the genius of Whiggery. It creates numerous offices and lucrative commissions. There are of hungry young Whigs to be provided for. In the hurry of ...

... of the Constitution and his contempt for the rights of the electors, by rashly boasting that he bad the support of certain Whig Peers in the county. But we believe the worst oflences of this kind were committed against Mr. George in Wexford. The following ...

... Valentins has been long and honourably known as the active managing partner the extensive and respectable 6rm have alluded Northern Whig. ...

... Reform Bill, threatened by Lord John Russell. Lord Palmerston at heart old Tory ; Lord John Russell is at heart a determined Whig, and he has dexterously seized the opportunity of showing his noble friend that he (Lord Palmerston) exists but in sufferance ...

... may, any day, be placed at the mercy ol rival ruffianism We hope that Lord Carlisle will note these proceedings. —Northern Whig. The Civil Service.— General Post Office-Circulation Department: Mr. H. has been promoted to be Vice-Controller of the Circulation ...

... named before dusk to-day, and that, Friday, the addresses of the Liberal candidates will be before the community. —Northern Whig of yesterday. ...

... Government, following Mr. Gladstone, and so the only hope for Lord Palmerston again in Lord John Russell and his band of fifty Whigs who now hold the balance of votes in the Commons in their hands. All the indications that Lord John has yet given on this question ...

... back to the Protestant school. There she now is, and there she will remain. This fact provokes the lively indignation of our Whig contemporary. He says:—“As this case of collision now stands, the Protestant clergy and the courts of equity triumph. The priest ...

... results which convey to its mind no clear signification. In vain seeks for the partv of Lord Palmerston, who neither Tory, Whig, or Radical, and concludes that the party of Lord Palmerston is Palmerston himself, and this u calls strange phenomenon, from ...

... Excellency with respect to the Head Mastership of the Royal School of Enniskillen. All we demand is This is not a matter of Whig and Tory—it matter that concerns every gentleman Ireland who has a son to educate. If Endowed Schools are to be assigned as ...

... of our most distinguished men must have for some years observed with regret the declining power of the great leader of the Whig party, and must now lament his fallen condition as statesman. On the question of the Papal aggression he took a stand, which ...

... and oppressive taxation of the country, give them claims the sup port of every true hearted Irishman, which no supporter of a Whig Government ever can have. Moved John Butler, Esq.; and acconded by John Adair. Esq.: Resolved—That inasmuch the surest guarantee ...