... IRELAND. Oaths Bill. Dublin, Mokdat. —The Northern Whig, at all times and seasons the able and advocate of Liberalism in the broadest sense, has severe remarks upon the Roman Catholio peers and members Parliament recently held in Loudon, and upon the ...

... must be u fob transmission for whig ...

... the whigs of expensive and mischievous blunders under this head of Law and Justice.” We shall show that their system is positively a complete squandering of the public money, and that there is strong reason to believe th.t, practically, the whig system ...

... felt by the friends and co! who jobbed, and vacillated along with himseif daring ten years. The fundamental rottenness of the whig system is by evidence of the most singular kind fuily revealed by tlus id ntical table of penditure under tie head of ‘Law ...

... statistical facts which a review of the financial affairs of the country for the last ten years of Whig rule present to their notice. True to his character, the Whig is not ashamed to kick (like the ass in the fable) the dead lion of his party, and to sneer ...

... mistake in the matter of the fhike ot Cleveland. The lit Duke, »ho •* got the lift in :he Peerage from Earl Grey,” wa* always a Whig, and voted in the House Eor'da for the Reform Bill. _ He died in 1842. The 2nd Duke, who spoke at the Darlintton dinner the ...

... reflect how the liberais in’ office are sure to mismanage the finances of of the country. We are perpetually forced to that the whigs never possessed a financier since Walpole. They broke down in 1841 on a financial question, and the middle clases deserted ...

... denominations— Conservatives, Liberal Conservatives, aud Conservative Whigs, and there were also Destructives and Radicals. But what was the difference between Conservatives and Liberal Whigs he could not understand. If a gentleman who, at> the close of the ...

... statistical facts ’Which a review of the financial affairs of the country for the last ten years of Whig rule present to their notice. True to his character, the Whig is not ashamed to kick (like the ass in the fable) the dead lion of his party, and to sneer ...

... when it reached £3,482,426, to 1856, when it stands at £6,724.250, shows that while the whigs ate alire and jobbing liberally ” in oßce, Mr. Hume is dead, and the whigs know it. Janas Sadlieu v. Hcmpubet Bnown.—(From the /fro.)— Another matter of moment ...

... purpose to overthrow one party-domination to establish another— to put down Tory jobbing only to afflict ns with the same evil Whig form. The public wish for no such change. The universal desire amongst the intelligent ratepayers of every class and party ...

... to large towns now unrepresented, and extend the new franchise to incomes of £50 a year. This the programme of a Tory duke. Whig dukes and. lords must go a-head, or the rear-guard will take the place of the van. The more of such candid avowals we have ...