... support the Whig Government, on receiving distinct pledge from the whipper-in that the impost would not be inflicted on Ireland. This pledge was broken. The tax was imposed on Ireland, and the excuse was that the pledge was given in the name of a Whig Government ...

... whole British dominions—we once more repeat and lament that Dutch Williams wretched Whigs were ever foremost to enact Penal Laws for unhappy Ireland. Ay, and when their Whig successors were frustrated enacting additions to their atrocious Penal Code, they ...

... truth might we retort the taunt, and gay, Your Radicalism has merged in our Conservatism.” We mean that Radical policy which Whig statesmen so long found it politic to adopt. The pacific virulence of the Manchester party and’the powerful hostility of the ...

... himself to the constituency of the county Tipperary electors member of Parliament for that county. It is said he sides with the Whig party.— King's County Chronicle. The Wiltshire Independent says:—“ Among other election rumours we have heard that, in the ...

... insignificant one, ri*ei on the same tiee. Lord John Russell almost growls out bis dissatisfaction. Is he solus for are there any Whigs who will follow their ancient leader ? Besides all these, there are the Independents, or I the Peace party, or the Manchester ...

... The unity of parties can onlv be effected the reconciliation of Conservatives and fceelites, and the reconstruction of the Whig party, which has been damaged by the separation of Lord John Russell from Lord Palmerston; but if the country has not more ...

... recognising Mr. Thomas M‘Clure their candidate.” This, we should think, is decisive as to Mr. M'Clnrc’s prospects.—Northern Whig. Mallow. —Mr. Windsor, ns we intimated, opposes Sir Denham. But what say the electors ? They have for years been crying out ...

... the seat—viz., Mr. Miller, a Lond merchant and tor a sh »rt time memtier for Maldon, Conservative; Mr. J. G. R b»w, of Path Whig; and Mr. Havens, Radical. DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA RAILWAY. Report of the Direc of the Company the Fr ...

... So all means let us have Lord Cianricarde again. Let accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a Whig. Is the noble Marquis not one of the Inevitables, whose mission is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...

... bis own convictions, however he may estimate the appointment of few Evangelical bishops, the brothers of Whig peers, or near connexions of leading Whig families. Even an expectation of some solitary selec tion in Ireland, to be taken from the most guarded ...

... Catholics into fury.” Such is the teaching of the Times. If we had read such abominable trash in the Ulsterman or the Northern Whig, should not be much surprised, though we should consider unworthy of the lowest portion of the provincial Press ; but we are ...

... to the Government, The Irish Roman Catholic place-hunters will turn this capital to good account. Not even the most Liberal Whig, Protestant, though merely nominal one, will have the least of a Government appointment in this country till the Indian revolt ...