... System of Education as a substitute for it, it has been the mistaken and unprincipled policy of successive governments, both Whig and Conservative, to uphold that system, notwithstanding the repeated proofs that have been given that it has signally failed ...

... insurance in Belfast would, very probably, conduce to the other alternative, by caving the agencies nothing to do.—Northern Whig. Shocking Attemit at Suicide at Somerset House, London.—On Wednesday afternoon, shortly after five o'clock, a man, whose name ...

... representatives of his county. Sir Thomas Burke, who put it plainly and opealy to the Lord Lieutenant, it was not question Whig or Tory ascendancy, w which party should an power, but a question )“dce, that he’ (Sir Thomas Burke) should support whatever ...

... with which the conduct of the Tories is regarded with reference the hu Ererjr >cnow» he reason the Tory landowners and their Whig abettors (such the eccentric Horsman and bis brother-, in law Sir John quondam office-holders, and now disappointed, because ...

... care which. If they resigned, the subsidy would be restored by their successors (applause). If there was a dissolution tbe Whig candidate would met at every hustings throughout Ireland and confronted by the indignant electors, who would say, Sir, you ...

... which tho Protestants of Ireland witnessed the recent party-move of a count-out in which the Conservative leaders assisted the Whigs, and our Irish members fell with tho stratagem ! is certain that the painful occurrence it ought—made deep impression upon ...

... but sufficient majority of 15, the nam, berm being 296 to 281. So far as the division could be looked on as the trial of the Whig Government, we regret this result; but regarding the attack of the ITory party as direcied against a measure of great I pablic ...

... aversion of the Whigs to extend government support to any project likely to benefit this country, and in strong terms declared their determination to vote against any candidate who was in any way con- nected with, or in alliance with, the Whigs, or would give ...

... been made most favourable, if a goodly had presented thi'tu. If the company I Government friendly to the '.indertaking—whether Whig or Tory—and if the people would stand together o-s one man, there i* no Ministry would dare confirm such act as Postmaster-Geneinrs ...

... armed with a political power, and that power, with whatever other influence I could command, hare been used in sustainment of Whig principles, because I believe, perhaps erroneously (hear, hear), that the guiding principles of that party were those of progress ...

... allow the appointment of a fair and impartial committee, then the cry of all Ireland must be war to the knife against the Whigs now and for ever. I believe, however, that it will met in a fair spirit, if the country keep active, ami indicate a determination ...

... The shareholders should be called together for the purpose of scrutinising their condact. For our own part we apprehend the Whig government have been opposed the company from the outset, and that some of our memhera extended to it a mere sham support, ...