... the public pur*«. gentleman, the Irish Whig journals inform ns, is to succeed Mr. Lvle, whose appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry few months since was received in such manner by the public it required Whig's inveterate love place to retain that ...

... the frank admiaaions of their respective supporter*. To use tire words of the Cork Examiner ia the Pope on one side, and the Whig Government on the other.” Here ia no mincing of the matter ; no pretence of fighting for despotism, under the banner of liberality ...

... resorted for the purpose avowed the Whig. The thoughtless are only 100 ready grasp bare facts, and apply ready-made inferences to them ; and every Roman Catholic journal will, no doi)l>l, quote the figures of the Whig with shout of triumph. They will not ...

... this affair. will only a sham fight got up to resemble real one. The Tory opposition does not w ant to kill the Whig Cabinet, and tlie Whig Cabinet does notintend to killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to bis conscience, without ...

... spirit and loyalty in the gentlemen of England cast aside, in so vital an emergency, all party considerations Would they not, Whig, Tory, and Radical, being Protestants, and jealous of the freedom they enjoy under Protestant Government, join band hand to ...

... safety and prosperity of the country, and the preservation of the constitution, than all the preparations ever devised the Whigs, or all the safeguards bugged the Tories. The cheap press already in existence. It is a great fact, called into being in large ...

... mankind. The folly of admitting Papists into Parliament is already pretty well manitest flora the fact that Governments, both Whig and Conservative, are, in a great measure, dependent upon the support the Pope’s brigad«,and thus tor temporary power, dangerous ...

... church, and separate kingdom, under the protectorate of France. here were two opinions upon the subject. Ti Whig historian, Macaulay, tells that Whigs, end Tories, even English Jacobite*, “gloried in the glory ori.iiniskine« and Londonderry.” Vet a Bishop ...

... the exploded policy of exciting the north agninsl the eouth, and attempting govern the country other unfair means. Since the Whig influence prevailed among the constituencies, never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country ...

... occupied the attention of statesmen and politicians for eight years, and which had been assented to by three administrations, Whig, Tory, and Coalition. His lordship could hardly obtain hearing, and the House was constantly on the verge of a count out. The ...

... utterly barren. It is the capital disgrace of the session. The Herald remarks that a series of disastrous failures is all the Whigs will have to boast about when they are on (heir autumnal visit to their constituents. The Conttitutkm says the massacre of ...

... MAIL. Mr. M‘Evoy, M.P. for Meath, had done a good ser. vice to the cause of truth and plain dealing driving Her Majesty's Whigs out of their doubling and dodging excuses fur not arming volunteers in Ireland. They have been often questioned on this subject ...