... highly pleased at his appointnient ; be no or family with the gnat English Whig Homes. and he has not been brought up staler their exclusive and corrupting The alliarce of the Whigs with the Irk), thomocird‘c agitooing plare litintorr, who posita neither ...

... np by the Goventinunt after the long report of the Commissioners hail been pnblisln d, lint with the I indifference of the Whig party to Irish affairs ; no effort has been made legislatively to deal with the various suggestions and disclosures made in ...

... brutal ace will be duly appreciated. Will Ireland always be a servos rile for the oxperieneats•ed butt for the insults of the Whig politicians who rule ? ...

... with E.glMd, unless hewed apes the by laglawl. The popular fissile, it is generally Wilma that the Treat Masa. /to& demi week. Whig IN weed. The reel sad lays, volunteers, end militia, were balm meth* with. TM war sows la the ham tie the railway ler ill Mies ...

... one which might be looked fur front him who duo being an extreme ani bombastic Irish agitator left his party and joined the Whig Government for legal promotion. His position and progress were in danger if he continued to be excluded from Parliament, so ...

... and oar Whig rulers took advantage of the granting of these requests to introduce without any demand for it this centralising, objectionable, demoralising, and mie:hierous proposition. THE WHIGS—PARLIA.VE.VTART REFORM AND TENANT-Rica'. To Whig Government ...

... Ministerial support in the House of Commons was succeeded by alarming symptoms in the House of Lords on 'Thursday night, when the Whig Lord Nlonteagle, gave notice of a motion to reject this paper duty WI, and Lord Derby pledged himself to oppose it. A Ministerial ...

... rioting wma The disturbed ie the were littrelly crowded by men, women, girls, sod boys. The epecial edition of the Northers Whig from Belfast, us Monday nigh' says that the riot* were totally unparalleled in the dreeilful eseemes W windh they reacted. ...

... than Lord could have dons with an effete Whig Cabinet. The truth is, the Whigs have very nearly, if not quite, had their day as a political party, and the very name promises soon to become merely historical. The Whigs were very well a generation ago, when ...

... As to the utility of these Synods there can be no doubt although it may be perbaie too mach toexpect that it will cause the Whig Cabinet and its bigoted rank and fide to relax it grace . Mr. brews to take all the delight of the neophyte in persecuting ...

... in oremr , mui . emsteneo. sad to such emrowittes slid the motto, n'ar.ty of this in Instead that • single bosh .ducal the Whig get • .eat in see any Irish of •verft mint roe hie seat ha soy ollhe. is Irish of the Tromery for Mi. e. Peer. is • toot on ...

... bees They have Owed she mad Whig yam, they Yr moot Whig Imam ethers Mime whisb dry The Roma Cali& make displays et or M is raked. Row does Mr Cepa, a who at the vanity et This ? It is tree that be ewes bis ter Were to Whig iadeeen. yet he ass we Inger ...