... has been the result ? That, the present moment, the Whig party is the minimum of all sections in the House of Commons, that Whig candidates scarce dare appear on hustings, and that onehalf of the Whig Cabinet is composed of men diff -ring from the other ...

... had ever before been the notable feature such ordinarily incommunicative expositions. It might have been conjectured that the Whig Cabinet would be unlikely to foreshow intention to depart from its usual policy, being prudently cautious of precipitating ...

... Lordship held that was liable inkeeper, and gave decree for £7. The Cork alootioo hu in tha rotaro of Mr. Loodor > majority. The Whig, ban loot Mat, and timo whoa it badly Bparod. DieiußODiKßn or Aktilli.t Tha aulitia ragimeot, aatiUad Boyal Antrim Artillery ...

... of such magnitude as the construction of Harbours of Refuge. We hardly expected anything else, but it is very discouraging, Whigs and Tories are very much alike iu affairs of this kiud. It is always the ready stereotyped answer. money,—why any amount of ...

... policy of the Palmerston and Russell administration is anything but satisfactory. With the losses that would suttained in the Whig camp in th country, the position of parties in the House of Commons would very materially altered. It doe# not appear, then ...

... ss it stands, than in this stupendous and dangerous revolutionary project of Southern Confederacy Governor Hicks is old line whig American, and goes for ' •• Union, the constitution, and the enforcement lof the laws” The enterprise, therefore, me! thodically ...

... discovered that, were the French Imperial rale to prevail in Ireland, there is scarcely a newspaper, whether Conservative, Whig, or Nationalist, that could venture to publish such articles in relation to Government as appear every week with impunity in ...

... Warrenpoint with Major Volverton ; whan I rable adaptation of the sarcasm of the poetspoke theft..- Mr. Mooney, said it would - Whigs were decei.ers, e.e. right, and could get diapeeastmu from the th; oever bishop, but that the bishop wished too one of the ...

... fit for free, peacoablo, and loyal people; and, therefore, right to carry arms should be at once conceded to thorn. But the Whigs have a peculiar mode of ruling Ireland, sotting ono party against tho other, by which means alone they succeed in Louth, elsewhere ...

... actually discovered thd, Were the French Imperial rule to prevail in Ireland, there ia scarcely a newspaper,whetherComtrvative, Whig, or Nationalist, that could venture to publish such articles iu nUtiou to Go«Oi-niiiofit every week with impunity land.’ Scire ...

... Palmerston, as has been bis own public pledge. Even political partizans must incline to take the same view as Hr. Lindsay took of Whig profession;—especially seeing that, as said on a former occasion, when speaking in relation to the subject in hand, equally ...

... been the oftrecorded declaration of the Irish people during the last twelve months ? What has been the repeated answers of the Whig Foreign Secretary ? the part of the Bishops, clergy, and people of Ireland had warning the roost solemn and explicit ; the ...