... Mr. Roebuck moved the adjournment of the del'ate, and this motion was agreed to. Friday afternoon, a large meeting of the Whig and Liberal party of the House of Commons was held in Carabridge-housp, the London residence of Lord Palmerston, who addressed ...

... Orange Confederation —now tottering to general extinction. One can imagine an English Orangeman, of the old Whig school, inasmuch as it was the Whigs who brought about the Revolution of 1688 • but an Irish Orangeman is sort of moral monster who shrieks a ...

... was present to use his influence in preventing it. I quote the following correct version of whatoecurred from the Northern Whig, which shows that the Orangemen Sandy-row were, on fchia occasion, also, the aggremors A woman, named Fines, was conveyed her ...

... future day (which will never come) for the plundered tenantry of Ireland. It is humbug and delusion, all the same; and, whether Whigs or Tories the rulers, Ireland pines and sickens under the imperial rule of English factions, with their corrupt Irish subor; ...

... that Mr. Milner Gibson’* amendment wh ch overturned the Whig ministry was in the handwriting Ot Lord John Hu sell. It was in the possession of the late I minis ration, and the treachery of the ex-Whig leader was so nsucb lelt t hat nil members bound themselves ...

... ceased occupy public attention, and although the champions of Irish rights have said little about it during the reign of the Whigs, this national grievance remains not only unredressed, hut it has even been aggravated bv the financial measures which have ...

... tradiwhat deliverer should, in Ireland, tional ropreser.Ut.vOT or Unitod ; .' . b huff and bine have been the colours of the Whigs that _ , ail t0 fijry hue, should have here, the f 80m( ,th'Qg approaching to Jacobitisin • >oC fh» country. mty account for ...

... it is the Liberal party which ought bo bis hosts, for his justice to Ireland has always been considerably in advance both of Whig and Tory schemes. But Mr. Disraeli, the writer, and Mr. Disraeli, the parliamentary hock, sometimes called statesman, if his ...

... authority of a statement in the Whig, that the Catholics, composing the funeral party, though assailed with stones a party opposed to them, did not retaliate, but took the advice of magistrate, and all wont to their houses. The Whig Reporter adds—“ Nineteen ...

... PARTY DISPLAYS the above heading the following communication, ■igned Old Malone,” appeared in the Whig of Wedneeda; :—“The fact of the newspapers having almost ceased to write aboat the riots in town impressed me with the belief that everything had calmed ...

... New orm Bill” is destined to be introduced Tory Government. Not that any concession to the people not fuLy as to the fawning Whig as to the proudest of the Orauge-Tory aristocracy. But to satisfy, in any measure, the body of tho people, so to be allowed ...

... millions of the people ; and can you really think that a Tory government is more favourably disposed towards the Irish than the Whigs have been? No, rev. sir. expect nothing beneficial from the selfish Saxons. If a number of German beggars were subsidized—if ...