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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... best and the worst of it The result has shown the correctness our often expressed opinion that Ireland was sick of Whig ministers and Whig measures, and that the utmost .exertions of the Palmerston- Kussell Government xfould signally fail in affording any ...
... would have seen that the laugh was against himself. Our correspondent simply referred to the possible existence among the Whigs of a hope, and to the direction which that hope would take, if any—even the faintest—chance presented itself of a seat for ...
... Galway subsidy of £75,000 per annum was of greater value to all Ireland than the giving places to a few Whig Catholic barristers. The existence of the Whig element amongst those who desire a continuance the Irish postal subsidy must dilute and weaken the force ...
... already taken in the fact that a Whig ministry do not actually realize the wishes of the people, and he is making his dispositions accordingly. Meanwhile, the Times, not seeing or not choosing to see further than the Whig boundaries, exclaims, The cause ...
... to those councils which limited to a few Whig families all the higher offices of the State. New blood, the Whig organ thinks, should have been infused into the effete system of Downingstreet Wbiggery. Whig blood, of course, is meant the proper new infusion ...