... Irishmen have been opened to ' the neglect and injusti.-e tbey have c instantly suffered from | Whig administrators, ami to the baneful effects of the arts by which Whig influence has heen maintained throughout the cor-jti'ti^'es. After Thursday night's annoimcement ...

... occasions with the Whig party, and although an unfrequent speaker in- the House of invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig government. Indeed, in every instance avoided office; but in the discussions among the Whig party the political ...

... adopted on a portion of one of his armed boo-cased batteries, and withan order that all expenses were to be paid. Thus, whilo the Whig government are slumbering tho Bmperor ofthe French is availing himself of the advantages of all modern protective and destructive ...

... the Miss Whip filly were the toshow in front, with Grimiten and Blackcock next crossing the gravel read Grimston, fbo Miss Whig fin? and Blackcock fell back, and afterwards and tho favourite singled themselves out, winning good taco head; Eelento was ...

... filly were the first to show in front, with Grimston and Blackcock next. After crossing the gravel road Grimston, the Miss Whig (illy, and Blackcock fell back, and shortly afterwards Neptunus and the favourite singled themselves out, Neptunus winning ...

... IRELAND. .MOM OTJB OV.V COB_t_.SPOKDB.tT.) DUBLIN, Satubdat. Evening. THE GALWAY StrBBIDY- That venerable Whig organ, the Fret man's Journah seems to have awakened at leugth to a sen-e of the respective merits of Liberals and Conservatives, so far as ...

... considerations will not weigh at the present moment with all constitutionalists, whether known by the name of Conservatives, Whigs, or even of that section of Liberals of which the late Sir W. was distinguished leader? One and all, whatever their other ...

... for ever as the British monarchy, and perhaps more likely, Mr, Gladstone and Mr. continue to the right band advisers of the Whigs. Still, as that social condition is something abnormal, so is the remedy ragged Although, therefore, maintain that ragged schools ...

... difficult to imagine auy cause of com- plaint or objection. From the commencement, how- ever, the plan was carped at by the Whigs. They appeared conscious tbat a just measure had been perfected, and not by themselves, who had always professed a warm friendship ...

... Ihe British monarchy, and perhaps more likely n Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright continue to Ie the right hand advisers of the Whigs. Still, as the. social condition is something abnormal, so is the re *\ T*dy of ragged bUools. Although, therefore, we maintain ...

... introduced about hundred men, who do at time* show some amount of independence, and act free from the shackles of the Tory the Whig sections of tho aristocracy, and it is we—it is our work, it is our speeches and our votes that transfer the government from ...

... about a hundred men, who do at tiroes show some amount of inde- pendence, and act free from the shackles of the Tory or the Whig sections of the aristocracy, and it is we — it is by our work, it is by our speeches and our votes that we transfer the government ...