... —IKISU EXPERIENCE THE CONSIDERATION THE WHIGS. The report of Thurs.lay’s proceedings, in the House of Commons, exhibits the present Government in the position which we had had reason consider as the natural posture a Whig Adminitlration, towards Ireland. The ...

... suggestion which is made in many quarters on this point. Irish members, although profes-- to Whigs, are told, should never give another vote in favour of a Whig Government, if this subsidy is not continued; and one, not more, of these members themselves ...

... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and. although unfrequeut speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. the death of his father, in October, 1839, he succeeded ...

... their ..e.d to elect Independent Catholic Torie., o, if three cannot prrrcured, Prc.e.t.n. Cooeervativea. An, on. bu de.ea.ed Whig. Such i. the '' o( leading Englieh Catholic journal g.ve. the people of iretnd.atld man, the Iri.h local journal, echo th ...

... r.l the Whigs in previous yeara aim'lsr occasions. Eerhaps it the beginning or to w course, and is indicative of return sound principles ol Government. The open and nefarious violation of international l»w which Its distinguished the Whigs lot the last ...

... light, the Budget of 1861- 02 is only a proper subject for a melodrama with a long homily attached. &e how the poor miserable Whigs arc haunted Uiosefuries of Badicalism. Against their convictons, their expressed sentiments, and their conscience they have ...

... ■ . MUSGRATE, BEOTBEES, Ask St««bt I row Works, and M, Rio« Sraasr, Belfast, HOUSE FURNISHING IMPROVEMENTS AND INVENTIONB WHIG* OAK OKI.Y BK PSODUCaft MOM MUSORAVE, BROKBEES, 69, HIGH-STREET. IMPROVED CRYSTAL peculiar ter the and luature of the glata ...

... those given the prisoner. He made a rambling defence, but if erward* pleaded guilty, and was sentenced six hard labor. Aorf/tcm Whig. Tag Atlantic Royal Mail Navigation Compahy. —At lb® adjourned meeting on Saturday, the chairman said the shareholders would ...

... 1 an d undivided Strength Empire o! convey. present see that the agriculture! troop. ih© olhur contains : J „ ing how the Whig Go! bat 1 A has borne itself in relation 1 | r »,..! tX* duri,ig e discernible iu recent of th great ohango -JV,.l.icb and ...

... and political arrangemenla of the country. Lord Derby aaid hg referred with deep concern to the late of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative patty there ia at present little, ll any, difference of principle, if they were ...

... not change our opinion of the men. Only that they dare not face Ireland, in the face of adverse vote, they would keep the Whigs in Newrv Auxiliary to the Hibernian Bible Sooftice, despite the hostility to Irish interests ciety. —We observe, advertireoient ...

... right -ere on.mmou.l, | p.a.ed The -ithdr.-.l of the G.1..V .üb.rdv he. ,ou«dl.pi.it of d'Montent throughout Ireland .gsitm .he Whig .verument. -hich it »•'•• thru. .. thi. -fcuU- time t, h.v. edited _ But. have .trong hope, that they -.11 the injustice of ...