... the Conservatives and the Whig Secessionists. A powerful Parliamentary combination, in perfect accord with the majority out of doors, would thus succeed to ace. We don't step aside to discuss the suggestion offered through a Whig organ at the press. It ...

... ; a party that p, evaded in Parliament, and was by much the majority of the nation out of it. Were the Whigs this majority ? Was this party a Whig party ? No man will presume to affirm so notorious an untruth. The Whip wore far from being this majority ...

... Bitortil.k I hisiimAN. It iintiertitood that Plunkett Kenny, I. will iontem the county of Monaghan 41 the next elec. tion On Whig principles. ...

... FBIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, J. WHIG POLICY TOWARDS IRELAND. Ir is now a sort of rccogaized and established custom for Members of Parliament to meet, during the recess, and render au account of their Parliamentary doings. There is much to recommend this custom ...

... Constitutional Whigs to realize their true position, what may we not expect when it is daily becoming more rampant ? That this must be the effect of the removal of the check imposed on the Bright element by the presence of the Constitutional Whigs is beyond ...

... Ireland, the Liberals held 81 seats and the Tories 24. The gross numbers given by the journal in question ware:—Whig-Liberals, 611; Tories, 147; Whig-Liberal majority. 864. Why, the present Liberal majority of 100 or 110 id* into insignificance beside these ...

... likely to offer themselves—Viscount Powerscourt in the Conservative interest; and the Earl of Listowel and Lord Fermoy in the Whig interest. Correopenbence. do not hold ourselves accountable for the opinions of our Correspondent•. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CAVAN ...

... oppose the measures of the Govern- inent, and then to upbraid the Government for not making snore rapid progress with them. The Whigs and Peelites have enjoyed all the advantages and opportunities for the settlement of this question, which an almost uninterrupted ...

... authority—the authority of a Bank Manager—that the last report GE tha York-street Spinni►g Company, as published in the Northern Whig of the 24th ult., and quoted in other papers, exhibited a profit at the rate of 66 per cont., per annum, which enabled the ...

... which he advances ; but we should be glad if his thorough exposure of Whig policy towards this country were in the hands of eve,-y Irish elector. Ho has dealt a heavy blow to tho Whigs, and to the contemptible knot of noisy politicia Is in this country ...

... with a great flourish of trumpets, but was wholly inoperative from the beginning, and may be regarded as a fair specimen of Whig legislation. However the debate on the motion for leave to introduce a Bill for its repeal is rather ouggeslive ; and it is ...

... administration of Ireland. Mr Bright joins the' coinpany only as a walking gentleman. It is he who has been added to the Whigs—nut the Whigs who have come to him. Even the organs of his own party speak equivocally of him as a wild elephant whom it will be necessary ...