... HiS-rnian ib.Ury .i. Dublin, and i'.’. air nd to it non week. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1861 THE PUESEXT STATUS AND FUTURE J'HOSULCTS OI WHIG GOVEKNMENT IIcLLAND. of the proscr.t most wicked and Kscr;!o,e:ns (lovernment have begun feel more than little uneasy about ...

... proves sufficiently that they have learned in tho mean time, to lower their tone, and to show less of willingness to play Whig game all hazards. appears from the statement, which they put forward, that the reduction too franchise qualification for boroughs ...

... our coiu-tiliioncics are thoro-iably purged \VI uyery until our national lead spurn the -wile and aelii.rh followr: s of the 'Whig*, \. - earn 1 ■‘a. . that otir reprejentatives will net h« stly and independently in the English parliame i. Last week we said ...

... Dublin and Drogliela Railway Company. Tim Nww GOVERNOR-GENIFI:AL Or CANADA. Excellency Sir John Young is (says the Kingstws Whig) winning golden opinions from all aorta of people at Ottawa. Unlike his predecessors, be is uo niggard in his hospitalities; ...

... DOUBLE-THREAD RMUIiDIDKRY MACHINES, with Stamls. ac.cuuipletK, from £ ...

... filler, and two years afterwards was returnel for Carlisle Whig principles. His ahilities soon lieeame apparent after hud entered the House of Commons, and lie was deemed great nqiiisition i to the Whigs, po'itical party then hourly gaining streiigtli the co ...

... refers to sundry suspicious movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty's Ministers were meditating a reap de waist. Whig candidates are slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies, where • 1% big has lot dared to show his fare fur many years ...

... unrelenting enemies of his Holiness. List year a grand reform meeting was held in Dublin, and it turned out nothing more than a Whig cabal- The Drogheda meeting will prove to be a second edition of tho same extravaganza, it is time enough to seek an cztemdon ...

... whenever th. wh.ro seized him. Of curse, he roust get the f,,;. benefit of all the improvements he has *3ectedsome admirer of the Whig* will say—Not bit it. Mr Cahdwixl denounces retrospective comptnsutit n, and, thereby, c..i,locates, «t least negatuely, the ...

... under her old .id lend to our . fathers what protection she could against the oiwi ration of those cruel and wasting laws that Whig nn- Misters, in the : en ill of their power, enacted f.r I lie our race (hear mid cheers). But what has the dynasty done for ...

... receive thefr education in those Whig schools, which cover the land liko a network. explanation of all this | is, after all, not diflleult. In 1851 tho voice of Catholic authority called away the representatives ; from the Whig camp, from which emanated the ...

... could not be broken. No disturbance or wrecking of houses occurred, and we believe the riots have now eoncluded.—Nortert a Whig. On Tuesday 13 prisoners were brought up at the Police court, charged with having taken part in the disturbances. Twelve of ...