... n of constituency between a Conservative and Whig, the Whig has been defeated. We are certain that no county or borough Ireland would now return any one profiling pure Whig principles. party, the old Whigs arc rapidly dying out, and whatever influence ...

... forfeitnre is that “Ministers are tired of governing, and sick uf eternal jars about church rates and reform;” and not the Whigs alone are “listless,” the more eager, and, they call themselves, the more advanced sections of the Liberal party are adopting ...

... THE LATE GALES—BELFAST. (Vp.os* THE XORTIICRX WHIG.) Early on Saturday morning this neighbourhood was visited by severe gale from the N.E.. which appears to have been one a general character. continued, with slight abatement, to yesterday morning. This ...

... and nil creeds, but it appears roe that the days fur prot'ea*ions are gone by, and that Ireland has been too long the dupe of Whig promises. Upon questions of general policy I must reserve to my self the right of independent action. The Cork Constitution ...

... especially, the anti-Irish and centralising policy the Whigs is each dav wringing them into greater disfavour ; ami the next general elections will, without doubt, result in tbo compete discomfiture the Whigs. The Court Journal *fJ« vumours arc hying about which ...

... of things eaplain away these Conservative triumph#. They say there are no longer three parties in the Home—Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals : that virtually there are hut two parties, and that Lord Palmerston is fully Conservative as Lord Derby, and ...

... was apparently to framed to avoid a ground for difference. Mr. James White led the band of discontent. He spoke bitterly of Whig professions of economy, year after year, ending in the most profligate extravagance. From his experience of the country he ...

... properly called. Men might differ, indeed, upon minor points, bat there was to lie but one great political party—that of the Whigs. Tho Bill, no doubt, was cleverly framed to secure that most desirable end: and, as natural results, have bad half a dozen ...

... longwinded as ever, add d nv-l.incholv his dulness : but the shouts with which Mr. Disraeli’s hits were received from the Whigs behind the Ministry, well from his own party, told plainly the chances were not in ivour Hefonn. Colonel French, its the champion ...

... evident from the position which Taa occupies as the premier journal Ireland. far from imitating our contemporary, advocating Whig policy under the cloak of Conservatism, have ever opposed that policy ruinous to this country. Had the Daily Ezprw as consistently ...

... Commons lies the purse. Hear. In all apes the world men hare written the influence money. affects all classes, men and women. Whigs and Tories. It turns battles, and decides the fate kingdoms. Grattan, speech opposition, declared that the control ' over the ...

... which the name of our Indian Chancellor of the Lxcliequor. Mr. loiing, is mixed up with Canadian Hallways. The proteges the Whig party, says the uumis, have not latterly added much to public confidence in public men. John ruined them in Ireland. Mr. James ...