... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... parliament, in which c>tse tt will, m all probability, be conferred on Mr. Deasy, C., member for tbe county of Cork. —Ncrthorn Whig. WHO WROTE TtiE ‘‘PLACARD?’ I From the Tip} erary Fre* Frtss ) Not one syllable was breathed as to wbo lb s mysterious okntlcmax ...

... formation of a branch of the Ulster Tenant- Right Association ; and we believe Mr. Sharman Crawford has promised to attend.-AW/iern Whig of Thursday. Committal for Forgery.— Mr. H. S. Bright, of Hull, late chairman the Flax and Cotton Company, was on Wednesday ...

... make two announcements this evening. Her Majesty’s Representative in Ireland has gone to London to report the progress of the Whig crusade against Protestantism ; while the Pope’s Irish Governor is sitting in parliament at Marlborough-street, opposite bis ...

... 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 ...

... perseverance which had characterised the discussion of the turnpike question, there was no doubt of their success these questions.— Whig. ...

... Irish landlord and tbe temporalities of the National Church movements which they will have the assistance several leading Whigs.** And all these points, , —the expungement of tbe Protestant principle from the Constitution; tbe maintenance of nearer connection ...

... Sa'averia (.ofnmcrcia Casenus, Minister of Joalicc ; and Uustillue, Minister of Marine. Galway Without Soi.imrus.—Surrly oar Whig rulers most hare gre«t f.ith the loyaltv of the Galweguuis ■lthuogh they woul-1 seem have little trust in (heir incorruptible ...

... 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 j which have appeared the papers of the ruin of manv i poor Irish ...