... ministry should be brought to bear upon the question, it must be remembered that in two cases with different adpinistrations—Whig and Toryall such care and study have failed to accomplish what they desired. Hence then the propriety of some other means to ...

... the Liberal interest and returned Whigs and Radicals to Parliament. Mr. found his account in coalescing with the Liberals. The agreement at Lichfield House gave a firm consistency and meaning to this support, and Whig Governments were sup- ported on what ...

... either wholly disregard Irish feelings and interests vote, direct opposition to them, for every coercive or unjust measure Whig Governments, from which nil Irishmen of every creed and shade of politics are hereditarily ex* eluded. As natural results, ...

... to the Church in this continued agitation ? Lurking in this interrogation lies the disinterested no of an inconsistent Whig politician, viewing the agitation from the stand-point of the Treasury Bench. _ If the agitation be an evil—and his lordship ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG* FRIDAY. MARCH 1. 1861. ...

... se may years. beg apeedally to Worse thaw gad the paid* gereraily, that they bare added NNW AND ZITZNIIIVI SHOW-ROONB. eat Whig feet lon, 40 wide, sad feet • mon as • Cabbed !Wuhan laillipiher, with their c•nene AiI ig aIiCITITIZT BUSINBBB, of Ns dee ...

... Roche himself was there a candidate more thoroughly thrashed (laughter). A Voice—lie would went the influence of a half-a-dozen Whig lords more. Mr. M.Carthy said Mr. Leader had a majority in every district, hut that of Colonel Roc a threat was held out that ...

... TBE BAZAAR, THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG— PRICE TWOPENCE—IB THE BEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL ULSTER, Sea A QUARTER, DELIVERED FREE. ...

... clever man, however, who forges a spell strong enough to exorcise the faithlessness aud treachery which seem to infect the Whigs the moment they get comfortably settled on the Treasury bench. Besides, there is the terrible possibility that if the Radi- ...

... carries with it peculiar force and significance. For thirty years past the County of Cork has been wholly in the hands of the Whigs. It was one of their most conspicuous and favoured domains, and was long represented and held in thraldom by the O'Connells ...

... O’Connor and nell. For nearly thirty years the eouut“’7' faithful its old associations, end 'i.. this long connection with the Whigs is, that ia*s* is hardly possible to get up light for j colours, and that literally walks v the coarse. Nor there any mistake ...

... Bill wes to have annihilated perty From the pessing of thet ect there wee no perty, points, there was to be bat one of the Whigs, The fans doubt, was cleverly framed to secure that have bad ‘belf a doses little end; and, os @ rebellion or results, we and ...