... ce which his ancestors had the honor of dis indignant that an o holding should be thus siudiously dra red in the mire. | ob] Whig Goveru- | the Whether intentionally or not, by the acts ments, time after time, these appoitments had been degraded. | cer ...

... work of the Whigs rejecting the Bill. It is a Whig—the true father of Reformwho has proposed this motion, which will destroy the Reforlh Bill, by exhibiting the peril it involves to the country. The blow (alls on the Whig camp from a Whig leader. There ...

... LanDun tater. Monday Keening. The weather expressed its grief to-day at the death of aripeacrs great modern Whig historical •• sayist, best modern balladist, by wowing a perfectly aspect, as the long ptooBllllliol2 made its way, gathering length as it ...

... amongst other resolutions, were adopted : * That, as a body, who are length convinced of (be bad faith and dishonesty of the Whigs in everything connected with the interests of Ireland, we hereby pledge ourtielvea at all future elections to use all our exertions ...

... most extraordinary fashion about Whigs and Tories, and one ami twenty talk of what you will —it may ba the weather, or the mountains of the moon—and you are doomed to hear from him that ever recurring jablcr about the Whigs, the Tories, and the one and twenty ...

... experience, 1 am forced to the conclusion that from neither Whig nor Tory minister has Ireland ever yet received the smallest modicum of justice, except compulsion (cheers), and from ueither Whig nor Tory can we ever hope to obtain any redress lor tue many ...

... the Conservatives brought forward a motion the effect of which would be to throw out the measure. They might even lend a few Whig votes to give the Opposition majority on such proposition; for then the odium of opposing Reform might made to rest upon Lord ...

... political m but perhaps carrying in itas ck this from the mouths of the Sclavonian subjects of Aus is still, Tue Northern Whig of t The Whig says tl has a leader on the viceroyalty. renewal of the vicero valty woul d be the prelude conversion of the Cast je ...

... statements to made with impunity, will not pass without sharp The Morning Chronicle publishes, from the columns of the Northern Whig, wretched libel on the Orange body, which we should not notice were it not paraded in London journals, and believed by the ...

... bkibbereen . 4101 el Tobl 2.671 1.971 Majority 700 for Deasy; besides a supposed majority of 100 in Bantry for Deamy. The Whigs are guise of success. ...

... d. In politics, to which, whilst fol- he paid great attention, he joined the lowing his profession, rter of Henry Clay. In Whig party, and wa $s a warm suppo 1846 he was elected to Con gress, and continued to belong to it till 1849. He was a strong A ...

... M.P., writes a long letter in the Cork Examiner of Monday, justifying bis two votes during the past week in favour of the Whigs, whom he has so long consistently abused. assigns among other reasons hi* attachment to free trade principles, bia reliance ...