... 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 ...

... to the Commuaion of the Peace in the North of Ireland, take from the Northern hig of yesterday:— THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —The enclosed extract from a letter I have received from the Lord Chancellor, and which have his lordship's permission ...

... amublc and charitable Udy, who died in November, 1830, be leaves surviving issue three sons and six daughters. The late earl a Whig in politics, and for many years, from 18u7 to 1830. represented Yorkshire the House »f Commons, .ml in conjunction w>th the ...

... the aspect of the share market, and prices have advanced:—Caledonian, 42; Eastern oailjr DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCT. 12, 1857. The Whigs out of office are always the noisy champ • ions of freedom. In office, no class of politicians are so addicted to the vices ...

... forward great force on both sides of the*House, and the next Parliament will, probably, have the glory of inaugurating defined Whig and Tory parties in the aristocratic tamiliea of Piedmont. the tactics of the Retroprede party, assisted by their allies the ...

... Orange Society to obtain office in the Administration from any Government’’ This & very satisfactory state of things for the Whigs and Roman Catholics. Their earnest prayer for the Orange Society therefore naturally is Esto perpetua. But if the Society would ...

... soon settled. only want Minister with strong mind and resolute will, to trample upon ,the shams and humbugs by which thei Whigs and Homan Catholics have managed to keep up the delusion in England that have united national system of education in this country ...

... introduce conditions unknown :o the law ? In the eye of the law, is not Orangeman eligible to hold the commission of the peace as a Whig or a Roman Catholic ?” Alluding the partiality of the Lord Chancellor, we said This high functionary, whom the Queen has placed ...

... tangible, legitimate, practical object,—that it gratuitously keeps up irritation among Roman Catholics, and affords a miserable Whig Government the opportunity of insulting the nobility and gentry of the country, we trust they will consider calmly and dis ...

... from Horace with a graceful wave of the hand. But have certainly gained something in exchange lor the decaying traditions of Whig and Tory. As party spirit has lessened public spirit has increased- The nation acts as one man on any great occasion, whether ...

... not be called on to condemn him for treachery on the grounds selected for his condemnation by the Post. (From the Northern Whig.) are very sorry to find so respectable a p»|>er as the Evening Post outraging journalistic etiquette obee'ved by all but the ...

... Incumbered Estates Act. But the Orange Society claims it all for itself. Touch Orangeism, and down comes the country. The Whigs overthrew the institution for a time, and Ireland was plunged into disorder. The institution was revived, and we have the peace ...