... THE WHIGS AGAINST ORANGEISM. have scotched the snake; not killed it: She’ll close, and beherse f.’—Shaubspkark. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATION. Dear Sir— The first fruits of the government inquiry into the recent riots in Belfast, have appeared in the mild ...

... Chancellor, in reference to future appointments to the Com* mission of the Peace in the North of Ireland, we take from the Northern Whig of yesterday. ...

... Whiggiah breach of Whig theories. The Magistrates of Belfast are Orange partymen, ami encouraged the Riots.** This was the allegation the Gun-Club Roman Catholics who memorialed the Lord Lieu tenant for the Commission inquiry. The Whig upper servant, Chan' ...

... for roughing it in the jungle; and it would be an object certainly to send him out of the country upon such a mission. What Whig Government could permit the sword of The O’Do nog HUE to eat its scabbard, while such congenial work was cut out for it in ...

... new penal system. Thirty years ago, the Whig party alleged it to gigantic grievance that their Homan Cathollb clients should excluded from any office in the State, and now have Whig Lord Lieutenant and 1 Whig Chancellor excluding from the magistracy ...

... been previously instructed to remove the festoons of crape which adorned tire house fronts of ome patriot citizens), and the Whig-Cawtholic party found itself at length restored its customary position of dignity the backstairs of Dublin Castle. Of this ...

... NEWSPAPER ETIQUETTE. Two of our contempories, the Cork Constitution and the Northern Whig, have found fault with us, on the supposition that we had positively asserted that Mr. Napier was the writer of the article the Orange Society, which appeared in ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE ORANGEMEN. The following important documents appear in the Northern Whig. The first is a letter to that journal from the Marquis of Londonderry, and the second is extract from an official letter from the Lord Cuancelloe to the Marquis ...

... scarcely more of the condition of Ireland, and the manner in which onr affairs are managed, than they do of Algeria, help the Whig Government to rule us after the approved fashion—by periodically insulting the Protestantism which the bone and sinew” the ...

... other benevolently-disposed gentlemen, will note it, and diminish their cargoes of female emigrants to the States. —Northern Whig. [A very proper suggestion, after the deplorable accounts which have appeared in the papers of the ruin of many poor Irish ...

... The following important documenta appear in the ,h ...

... body, notwithstanding whatever Mr. Thackeray has to say against some of them as individuals, England was well served when the Whig party settled the throne of this realm on the descendants of Sophia, Electress of Hanover. They came in the great revolutionary ...