... Tue or Juty 1x Northern Whig says:—lIt affords us great pleasure to state that no distur- bances have taken place regarding the July anniversaries for so far, and it is to be hoped that no breach of the peace will be committed during the present month ...

... THE LAND QUESTION—LETTER FROM SIR JOHN GRAY. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, ESQ., M.P. THIS WHIG DAT.) Dublin, Sept. 4, 1869. Dear Johnston—You and I live at opposite sides of the Boyne; we ait opposite benches in the House of Commons; we are generally found by the ...

... best and the worst of it The result has shown the correctness our often expressed opinion that Ireland was sick of Whig ministers and Whig measures, and that the utmost .exertions of the Palmerston- Kussell Government xfould signally fail in affording any ...

... rather under a cloud. It has been the scene of these gloomy Whig orgies for years past, it is associated with Whig failures, Whig treachery, Whig defeat, and the funeral baked meats of Whig anniversaries In time to come it may be purged of ...

... would have seen that the laugh was against himself. Our correspondent simply referred to the possible existence among the Whigs of a hope, and to the direction which that hope would take, if any—even the faintest—chance presented itself of a seat for ...

... Galway subsidy of £75,000 per annum was of greater value to all Ireland than the giving places to a few Whig Catholic barristers. The existence of the Whig element amongst those who desire a continuance the Irish postal subsidy must dilute and weaken the force ...

... the dissolution of the alliance between the Irish Catholic and the Whig-Liberal parties. It would be idle and dishonest to u deny, continues the Tablet, that the Whig party has given powerful help to the elevation of Irish Catholics in ...

... might have taught him that Mr. Bright was the devoted serf of the Whigs, and that however ill might be treated or neglected he would always support them against the Tories. Whereas, the Whig-Conservatives are gentlemen—men of position and estate, who would ...

... 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 Whigs were far from being this majority, and King James must have died ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1866. The Times publishes a letter from an Old Whig, written plainly in opposition to a Coalition. The dissuasion is, however, an evidence of the apprehensions of similar old Whigs, as well as of the tendencies of the situation. The fact is ...

... that the Whigs have been the true friends of the Church in all her troubles! From the line taken by the Times there are two things obvious that the panic has reached Printing-house-square, and that it is by feigning Conservatism the Whigs will seek ...

... the Whigs, and the 44 leaders of the great Conservative party ? We may say, in passing, that no more than two of the eight gentlemen here mentioned can be included in the category of the Ultramontanes. Six of them least are Roman Catholic Whigs, who ...