... application of new principles to politics; and now' ch when the traditions of Whig statesmanship must be ilt left behind, we see with pleasure that the recognised en bead of the Whig connection has taken the trouble to familia'se 1imself with the actual conditions ...

... a ?? a sp.eech. It was the speech of a Whig worked up by d the presence of obvious and bitter disaffection to pro- b pose the actual adoption of one of those measures n which enjoy a traditional repute among Whigs as p perfect cures for all possible n ...

... fi the bal ,,f over ebout mid-nigbt, end this acuiversary wae 8!,, the things of the past early on Sunday moruhig_ Northern Whig. ...

... exhibition of spite, because the subsidy was granted by a Conservative government (no, no). Mr. Gavacan-You must have a rap at the Whigs. Mr. Butler said any one wirio depended on the Wiaigs would depend on a broken reed. Alderman Carroll thought that every Irishman ...

... ) . . . OMAGH, WXDNH8DAY.-In tbe action for libel of Platk and wife againat P. UD Finlay, Esq., proprietor oE the Northe'a Whig, the jury returned a verdibt for, the plaintiffii of 1004. damages, and 40s. on each special count,, The aleged libel ?? an ...

... e4f jrttma* Iffurnala 1DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1865. _ _ ITnE Ameriean war had been the excuse of Whig and Tory for postponing Reform. But, when the Vice President hiccupped his Inaugural to ti e -uste, it was unanimously agrced thht the 1'rijth ...

... paper duties. Sir STAFFORD tales up the thread of the financial history at the period of the second great collapse of the Whigs in 1841. For several years serious financial difficulties had been accumulating Five times in succession the expenditure exceeded ...

... the Jacobites were more favourable to the liberties of the peoplo than the Hanoverian Whigs. In Irelaud they were more tolerant and kindly to the natives, while the Whigs were intolerant and oppressive. Sir CONSTAN- TIN11 Puirrms, in Queen ANNH'S reign, ...

... many land bills which for a period of severs years have been brought before Parliament by suc. casaive administrations, both Whig and Tory, the value of this custom has been folly recognised in th proviso whieh recurs In every one of them, That nothing ...

... who could not be an office bolder without being a sycophant, who never transferred his allegiance from the Wbigs, till the Whigs had transferred their allegiance Iroai him, and who, when office departed from him, has ever since pointed all the sbaits of ...

... |EEJL ANNIVERSARY IN THE NORt | (From t1i Norteero, Whig.) BELFAsT, TuEsDAY. MqRaMsN.-In this town yester- day some excitement wa3 caused by carloads of Orange- men passing through the streets on their way to Lie. burn, where a monster meeting of from ...

... cannot be possible that thousands of the suibjects of the geod Queen Victoria will be doomed to death by star- vation by the Whig government, although those suf- ferers live within a few stones' cast, so to speak, of the great capital of the powerfal British ...