... fully on the minds of those moderate Whigs of the afloat at the clubs in reference to the members who House of Commons who really desire a settlement will be ' nominated ' and ' elected ' to compose the ' new India Council, under the Bill which is now ...

... Per Northern Whig Newspaper, Belfast ao 0 Per Cork Examiner, Cork . Balance, per the Secretaries of Done- gal Relief Committee, Dundalk Glasgow Collection, per Mr. John M'Larin, through the Ulster mart . Rev. John Gray, St. Andrew's . Mr. Bernard M'Con- ...

... taken has been with the Whigs. The letter of the Archbishop of Tuam deprives them of at least one pretext for continuing the same course. How often have we been assured by worthy men, that for themselves they heartily abhorred the Whigs, but that, for Ireland's ...

... retirement of the Whigs has led to a complete revolution in the army. The War-office has admitted the principle that the Catholic Priest shall be no longer of inferior rank to the Protestant Minister. We owe this to the Whigs; but to the Whigs out of office ...

... county. It is perfectly true that the old Whig representative, Major Coke, obtained a colourable majority over his Con- servative opponent, but this arose not so much from the* sup- port of the Whig and Whig- Radical voters, as from the course pursued ...

... the - old Whig Ministries bring in the Reform Bill next year, provided the Ballot be omitted. They perfectly well know that any Reform Bill would be nugatory without it. They know that—whether RUSSELL shuffled the cards in favour of the Whigs, or DISRAELI ...

... number any scions amongst the Irish members, and, speaking generally, the Whig aristocracy of Ireland is politically defunct. The seats thrmerly filled by eminent members of the Whig families are now monopolized by political attorneys, or by zealous adherents ...

... us in Parliament quite as well as the Whigs. Where they cannot put in the very men that would suit them Catholics may as well try this experiment. It cannot make cur pcsition worse than it is, for even if the Whigs should again raise a cry in the country ...

... the Whigs when in office, and lead the Parliamentary representatives of Catholic policy to swear by the flowery speeches and golden promises of Whigs out of office, when they are able to test them by their practices in office ? The tendency of Whig Government ...

... out of the Whig camp, and compels us to independence, and a careful opposi sition to all Whig politicians. It is the Whig policy that confiscated the Church in Spain, disturbs Italy, encourages Piedmont, and blusters in Naples. It is the Whig policy that ...

... me loges, stole my thunder is • charge against the Tories, which @sly makes their ridiculous. If the Governmum might the Whigs bathing and away with their people are only tempted to laugh at the absurd by poor forked about without Wets, end complaining ...

... that so customary a compliment should be refuel , him by the Whigs ? Is oar contemporary so timorous, and weakly, as to prefer Ecclesiastical Titles Acts and Priest prosecutions under the Whigs, to some little chance of even-banded justice under the Tories ...