... with which thc Whig party feebly and in vain essay the Government of Ireland—if government can call system which we see at one time conniving at an Uitraniootanisai more dangerous far than aught which even the distorting medium of Whig policy could discover ...

... government. But this is kind of government the Whigs have never known bow to exercise io Ireland. It needless to say that those penal laws which were disgrace to statne book were one and all Ilia work of Whig Ministers. In endeavouri- g to repeal them they ...

... policy with which the Whig party feebly and in vain essay the government Ireland—if government we can call system which we sec at one time conniving at Ultramontauism more dangerous far than aught which even the distorting medium of Whig policy could discover ...

... along.— Fraser's magazine. government the Whigs have never known how to exercise in Ireland. It needless to say that those penal laws which were disgrace to our statute book were one and all the work of Whig Ministers. endeavouring repeal them thev were ...

... condition of the country, of which alleged in proof the accounts trom the assizes just concluded all over Ireland. Col. Ffrencb, Whig Imperialist, who had formerly opposed similar coercion by the Tory party,) seconded Mr. Blake, and relied upon the same argument; ...

... :n a manner ‘calculated to givs off'nee/ )ti fact, huge nightmare is stretched across the land. must not budge but according Whig direction. Now this is too bad. have denied ihe Irish privilege of being volunteers, for good reasons doubt. We are about to ...

... as a public man, on whose not a speck. For talents and sincerity, &nag his residence in Dublin, even the Conservative and Whig of that city gave him credit. He was e ng aged I. every movement that could beneit Isle fellow ma, and woe the faithful filly ...

... brief communication I have shown no particular confidence in the policy of either Whigs or Tories. The flexible letter of Lord Stanley became in the hands of the Whigs a most convenient instrument for developing their deadly hostility to the freedom of ...

... manner calculated to give offence.” fact, a huge nightmare is stretched across the land. It must not budge but according to Whig direction. Now this is too bad. have denied the Irish the privilege of being volunteers, for good reasons no doubt. We arc ...

... provided for the Constabulary duties of the most onerous description, which they cannot half discharge. We quote the Northern Whig of to-day, which says : ** r*giet in leamthatth* practice illicit ilißtillalien I* the increa-s in eevera ...

... at the nest saminS fine in this comity is six posis for the fitst Offeace, mid the Sae is doubled each time after.—Northern Whig. WITHDRAWAL OF TER CIINASTI FILOII ISM . LA/41).—One of the first consequences of the ratifies. . of the Galway Subsidy Contract ...

... legal appointments.’ One fact worth a bushel of assertions. We have had five Roman Catholics nearly in succession appointed Whigs. Out of the five so chosen from the whole Irish bar only two were ever taken special before their elevation, and those two ...