... Galway subsidy of £75,000 per annum was of greater value to all Ireland than the giving places to a few Whig Catholic barristers. The existence of the Whig element amongst those who desire a continuance the Irish postal subsidy must dilute and weaken the force ...

... Tavistock, and the convent which stood where now Covent-ganlen market From that day the present they have stood the head of the Whig aristocracy the country, and many them have taken a part in the administration of public affairs, that, like the Howards, the ...

... this factions spirit, the name of a Whig will become hateful to every Irishman, and I, for one, having a vote both county and city, would refuse same to any man pledged to support them—(indeed I always see the Whig professionals only too anxious to serve ...

... emerging thia session—the Whig Ministry have imagined one expedient more brilliant, more completely successful than any other; and that is, the Galway contract! The time chosen for striking the blow Is, also, one which pie Whigs have good right to congratulate ...

... what brought them back the place of their former labours immediately on her arrival, after several weeks' absence ?—Northern Whig, ...

... act upon Independent Oppoeition principh a have divided the approbation of their Meads and adherents. On the brat ...

... hopes are entertained that the contract will not be finally rescinded. To do so would probably be to lose some votes for the Whig Government, and to make political capital for the Derby ites and those considerations will act more strongly Lord Palmerston ...

... by the leading gentlemen of the county, as is proved by the influential names which appear on the list of his committee. The Whig candidate is Lord Richard Grosvenor, son of the Marquis of Westminster, and it is said that the most unscrupulous means are ...

... this accident will have to be ons of the expense of the underwriters or the y the THE GALWAY van. It is stated in the Northera Whig that a en ree will be held in Belfast on Thursday in favou Galwey postal subsidy. at the Limerick, in | bave meeting of the ...

... that we get the real Pitt—can see him unclouded by the sneers aud aspersions oi Whig talkers—he grows upon ns, we feel that we have been ' lending too ready an car to the Whig estimate of hit., I towers above his contemporaries, and bow to him the greatest ...

... - - - - I I - EMEE. i I (F1rom tbe Galway Vindicator.) ofrt We do not recollect an act of a goverraeoubofflacial, ofs be he Whig or Tory, that created more universal in- A., dignation than has the conduct of the Postmaster- gov General-in annulling the ...

... the party in power. One justly popular viceroy also reconciles us a great measure to Whig rule. But the foregoing stock of political capital will not enable the Whigs, as party, trade their present stand still or retrogreasionist reform policy, espociallv ...