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... They profees to be sanguine that, in the event of general election, they will make up the Whig loss in England, by returning on increased number of small Whig place-hunters and dependents in Ireland, feelers of this kind have been thrown out in some ...
... WHIG AFPuIN S. Her Majesty’* jirestut adrisL-ra are unfortunate tin ir aeltcuun* o( L-)rd Licutenaots counUea. The outcry raised against the appointment of Mr. Acheaon Lyle tothe oi L mduaderry hua not auhaideduur have people forgotten the had taste that ...
... PUBLIC FEELING IN IRELAND. ENGLISH WHIG POLICY. Id the Evening Post of Tboreday last, inserted an extract from the Moniteur, upon the subject of tbe estrangement of the Irish Liberals from the English Whig party. able article on tbe subject appeared some ...
... Finances of the Goverxment.—A late number of the Richmond Whig gives the following gratifying intelligence. It says:— From one in situation to be well informed, we learn thlt the financial condition the Confederacy is far better than we had supposed ...
... Tlll4 lIVIVItggI toaltaillllll4B YAL.— An Alarming The leen The Two linanarda, or Whig. at Greenwh eh. To at • quarter (Cloak. TAIetUL— 'A Ds ii ~ Wider Witch. To coo means 0113 ...
... than either of the Whig or To. y factione, it is the affectatioa of a die iaterested et for Other, that strives to conceal its selfish in a pretenleil sdedration a the public policy of these by whom sec aims are expected to be realised. It is sot by a ...
... Anticipations of Famine.—The Northern Whig says: —According to the right acceptation of the term, famine** means plainly want of food—a calamity which, thanks to the glorious principles of free trade in corn, is not likely to fall on this country. Want ...
... but do protest against that subordination of the seats of justice to political necessities which the Whigs have carried to so indecent a length—even passing by conscientious men of their own party in order to propitiate faction whose clamours are a manifest ...
... Ulster Rifle Association.—The Northern Whig says:—By an announcement in our advertising columns, our readers will perceive that this association for rifl»practice, of the formation of which we have already ppoken, have arranged their first competitive ...
... LANGUAGZ.' It is proposed Ur be by mbseription (price, sot to mooed Whigs), A Treadle ea 'Animas, Poetry, and e th Highhend Clam, pheastie spelling sad trensistiens, whereby a keowledis of Oaths will be eassperatively to the station% by Hamra Quessa. ...
... THE ANTI-IRISH WHIG GOVERNMENT. TO THB KPITOK THK S,R—lt is hoped that the time has length arrived when Irishmen all sects and politics will combine to expel from power government which, assuming the mask Liberalism, and proclaiming itself the advocate ...
... [ICACBH3,IMI. which I desire to' advert is the Bcclesiastical 'ft Use bill (groans for the Whigs). I cannot possibly imagine how such an aet ever got upon the statute book (hear). What is the use of it (hear) ? Its only effect has been to insult and ...