... legislation. In framing those enactments, that bay* so oftan mutually alienated the English Government and Irish subjects, the Whigs have had always conapu cuous share, lu the disastrous year of 47. Lord Deniinck would have rescued from the horrora ot famins ...

... Tickets t* bad from the becretar.es. Jdd t ig'it do S'*. We t'U*t tint lhi« HUl'position will ?>«*>• ll> one, sod, lint the Whigs, -ho hu« -cled with giest itoprodeucc sud some illibeishty in Irestimul of Irish questions Islelf, will see the folly of provoking ...

... A Tory Minister acting on Whig principles was a political anomaly not to be tolerated; and, therefore, the honest Conservative party, being shut to the hard choice of sustaining bin., or opening the door of office for a Whig Ministry, Sir Robert Peel ...

... , Tub THK correspondent seuda us {Northern Whig) from county the following verbatim transcript of the census return handed resident to that part of Ireland Our correspondent it auiuse tne readers of tbo Whig *My name i. Dooly. . r.JUr my tra in. Sunday ...

... m.*..,« ,11„..r..i..0f.hege,..». of.ro.n • J l Green e.peu.e. 1 know *‘ Hewn. Il.ymarket Theatre, ° f „»a. Chari., a Whig of course and a Wilkins - Nottingham Alhe»n d af/.». mammon and misery lRO3t THE RURAL HARP, Vfpb ever, d.lnt, h« l f ...

... train from Monaghan had arrived. There was epeoial delivery yeetordaj morning of all the letters which arrived by thl. tram - Whig. TUB DEBRIMAC A*U AFPAIB. M'Meehan applied to the l '|‘ « dietmeut might be sent the k/* * thirtv per ton •—-Janies Morrow ...

... lb. .opposed dead womac, isjm'tt of the THE TWO SICILIES. the Tablet There may guod reasons »hy Eng'ish, Scotch, and Irish Whigs should forget the ouicrj Ih.y made some scars ago against the gosernment of the King of (he Taro Sicilies hut there arc none ...

... its reconstruction, and until these arc found, we shall continue to have changes men, with but small change of measures—the Whigs being Conservatives in power, and the Conservatives being reformers while the cold shade of opposition. Toucliingjthc present ...

... uiscnmi- Beath James Bbucs Esq.— With very great nation the part of parents, has entailed a mortality j reirret we (Yorife rn Whig) iiave announce wliicbbaahcenover ar.il over |||{«ll| relerreii the ‘, Jelth ° f J , Li. aoo, Esq,, tormerly Edi'or uf j repou ...

... political spirit of the sgc. and hia speeches pre-eminently indicate its form end pressure;'— It matters little whether taking the Whig view term him Conservative Liberal, or broking on him from the Tory Csinp call him Liberal Conservative ; in either caae scarcely ...

... disfranchisement, principally taken from Boroughs impressed with an agricultural character. It is satisfactory to find that the Whigs h.avc practically repudiated a scheme the object which was, under the pretence of an improved representation of the people ...

... atspoke having aon the devil was man of g ac h a scheme would be in keeping i f ° na ° f * li q “° U with tho character of the Whigs. They are Crosa-esamiued by Dr. Walsh—l cannot s«y famous for resorting to little expedients to whether brought the vegetables ...