... Mcrificcd ID tbe fray. The Tory Opposition doe* not wont to kill Whig Cehinet, nod tbe Whig Cabinet docs not intend to be killed. The ease ic one in which Member mny »ole according to his conscience, without tbe lent regard to what may befit either the ...

... government. But this is the kind of Government the Whigs have never known how excrcis* in Irclmd. is needless say that those penal laws which were adisgr.io* to statute-book were, one »nd all. the work of Whig Ministers. In ••nJeavoring to rep«..l them they ...

... this affair. It will only be ash fight, got op to resemble real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to killed. The case is one in which every Member may vote according to bis conscience without ...

... affair, it will be only a sham fight, got up to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...

... Orangeism consisted “ a few low follows,” and now the Northern Whig writes in furious strain because the gentlemen of Fermanagh refused to submit to the dictation of a Popish official. The Whig talks of “tbe crimes of Orangeisra.” It says the Orangemen are ...

... the only seat upon which the head of the Whig Administration could bring his personal power to bear, Whig impotency should be rendered palpable, by walkover on the side of the Conservative candidate. So, as Whig claims upon the individual who had been ...

... to the majority of the community ? \V«*. ami those who have supported the Whigs, and opposed the Tories, have been often told, and especially late that the professions of the Whig party are insincere, and that Ireland would tare belter r Tory admin stration ...

... place was crammed almost to suffocation ‘ Ihe business of the evening” did not conclude till hour this morning Nort/icin Whig. ...

... embracing the opportunity o' making Mr ArchdalTs merited castigation atilt more public than his offence had been. —Northern Whig. An order has been issued that soldiers are to aalote chaplains, paying them the compliment due to their relative rank. A crown ...

... vote Mr. Lindsay’s motion, the close of the Session is likely to marked further proof of the culpable unwillingness of ihe Whig Government to consult for the safety of property and life, subject to the perils incidental to maritime traffic. The Derby ...

... government. But this is the kind Government the Whigs have never known how ' to exercise in Ireland. It needless lo say that those penal laws which were disgrace to our statute-book were one and all the work of Whig Ministers. endeavouring to repeal them they ...

... the age of the great pooh-pooh ! Talleyrand advice to young diplomatist was, above all things, to avoid zeal. The Tories and Whigs or Conservatives and Liberals of our islands as represented by their leaders in parliament, act ujion Talleyrand’s dictum. ...