... WHIG ADMINISTRATION IN IRELAND. (FROM THE NEWS.) The alienation of the representatives of Ireland from the Liberal party in Parliament is a subject on which we hare hitherto refrained from comment ; not because it had escaped our observation, that were ...

... POLICY OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRATIONS TOWARDS IRELAND. (PROM THE BTAXDABD.) The ancient Whig hatred of Ireland remains. The Treasury bench cannot raise them beyond Manet alta repostum. It is something deep-rooted, lasting, inexorable —in its way, a destiny ...

... THE WHIG CLIQUE. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the MIMI and natural aratooracy of the nation; they are the descendants of the great bowies who ruled Use country with oligarchioal pride under the first Kings of the of H cover, and who have ...

... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. (men thk nuns.) Her Majwty*# priwot adviscn art unfortanata •election* Lord Lieotanants of cocmtiu. Tba ralaad axa ...

... sparse of playing into the hands of the Whig In point offset, this is exactly what the poor . Tab's, has been drawling out to us every week. According to the Whig organ we have only to accuse members of the Whig Party of those acts and declarations which ...

... THE WHIG CLIQUE. The Whig leaders are not even identical with the true and netted aristocracy of the nation • they are the descendants of the great houses who rued the country with olipreltical pride under the first Kings of the of H noven and who have ...

... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Since we last alluded to this subject the Dublin Committee have held weekly meetings, the results of which have been duly chronicled from time to time in columns. Beyond discussing the question in its V&Hous phases, however, ...

... upon. The result has justified our warnings. In the late division-avowedly a party one, and upon which the predominance of Whigs or Tories in the coun- cils of the crown confessedly was staked-three-fourths of the Irish members voted against Lord Palmerston ...

... DOUBLE POLICY OF THE WHIGS. niuo. We have not late criticised the conduct the Ministry in reference their administration Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induce again to notice the doable policy the Whigs and its effects upon ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...

... eaustitnancies were considered safe t ) return Whig retains; as long as Irish Bishops deemed to be so frightened at Toryism as to put up with contemptuous indsderenee to their demand for free edneation—ee long the Whigs contemptnously defied Irish Bishops and ...

... Whig and Tory, Whig and Tory They'll agree, In the banks Tannery. So said the old sang; and the classic Tullygorv is now changed into the Dublin City Hall, where Whig and Tory are so unanimous in spouting loyalty to the Queen, and sooutiag loyalty ...