... them exaggerations, in endearonring to gain or seek the approbation of the people. They were such that cren his friends the Whigs were obliged to deprive him of bis magistracy and deputy lieutenancy, but he no sooner ceased to be the representatire of this ...

... party served the Whigs well, year alter year, despite their spean, injuries, and scoffr, and they got no thing for it except a few places individual*. In all the great questions in which the people of Ireland were interested, the Whigs had rfsolntely betrayed ...

... spunge dry, are ready throw it away. Party necessities, they perhaps dream, may make Lord Derby more pliant even than the Whigs have been. At auy rate, they will try the experiment. They cannot have been deceived by Mr. Leader’s Gamp like declaration ...

... the letnrn of Mr. Leader for Cork Connty possible, not so much a revulsion in la▼onr of Conservatism, as a disgust with the Whig-Liberal GoTermuent, and an indifference towards both which does not adroit of activity in support of either. This is a state ...

... questions at present stand. But why should there be no alternative save Whig or Tory ? The place ot Ireland is on the side of the independent Liberal party of this country, with which a Whig incumbency of office is no object at all, if be not coupled with real ...

... professions of Mr. Leader as repudiating the doctrine of robberright which the Whigs have invented to cover the sacrilegious acts of their Italian allies. Thus the Morning News) the Whig defeat at Cork is no less pronouncement against the unscrupulous and incendiary ...

... repudiate everything, and leave us between two stools. . But, then, it maybe said, we can turn out the lories and put in the Whigs again. This assumption goes upon the groupd that England will allow itself to be governed by small Catholic minority, holding ...

... writer’s words, 44 the same in substance, only it would be Napoleon ized by affectation of disapproving that policy which the Whigs were supporting.” RESIGNATION OF MAJOR YELVKRTON. London, Monday.—l have heard that the resignation M «jt»r Yelverton of his ...

... evinced much taste for scientific and mechanical subjects; but, save maintaining his hereditary position a member of the great Whig party, has taken very active part in politics. It is, perhaps, scarcely necessary remind the reader that the first Earl of ...

... THE DERRYMACASH TRIAL. The Northern Whig of yesterday, in a special telegram announces that the jury have found a verdict of manslaughter against Samuel Tate. The other prisoners were put on trial to-day. ...

... rising amidst the loquacious knights the .square table. ** Who would have thought the old man had so much blood But then it is whig blood, and the whiggishest thereof; a blood net only thicker than water, bat that would go through fire and water to commingle ...

... usnrpur; another section, not less numerous, clings to the skirts of England with the conscious feebleness of children. We have Whigs amongst us, we have Tories amongst us. We have a party which aims to follow the steps of the United Irishmen’ of the last century; ...