... - THE WHIGS AND TORIES. IRELAND is at present in a condition similar to that of the city of Gahii, the story of which the readers of Roman history will readily recal. It was unfortunately placed within a a short distance of Targnin-govcn►ed Rome, and ...

... IRISH POLICY OP THE WHIGS. The appointment of Sir Robert Peel to the office of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is the final conviction of the Irish policy of the present Government. Mr. Chichester Forteseue had, we believe, been selected ...

... his blasphemous Durham letter, the Catholics have been gradually, slowly, and surely marching out of the Whig camp, supporting the enemies of the Whigs, and teaching that demented faction a lesson which they are just beginning to understand. Only just beginning ...

... proposed that the Erclesia.4tical Titles Act should be inserted in the schedule. Sir G. Bowyer tool the same view. Sir G. Lewis (Whig Minister) denied that the bill alluded to w•as obsolete or useless. Mr. New(lgoe said 1w was surprised at the smallness of ...

... Exactly. “We can’t stand the people, because we must do the work of party ! To be independent alike of Whigs and of Toriesto be opposed alike to Whigs and to Tories—to stand up manfully for the people, for faith and fatherland—the Wexford paper virtqally ...

... mutual toleraiion, rather than what was once the normal state of Ireland- THE BARREN WHIGS. (From the Press.) The patient is dying fast—he is almost gone. The Whigs cannot perpetuate their race; they are illustrating very opportunely Mr. Darwin’s discovery ...

... covert Whigs advert to the policy baptised and confirmed by the Hierarcy of Ireland, and for which the enlightened lay patriotism of the country stood sponsor. There is no necessity why Independent Opposition should be in alliance with either the Whig or ...

... neglect it the Whig-Radicals. Not so, however. The leading Lancashire journals —those of Manchester and Liverpool—clearly show that the gain the register late years has been largely on the side the Whigs; yet the majority against the Whig candidate at the ...

... interest of the Whigs. We contend that th.: Awes has given no satisfactory reply to our brat charge. and that it has altogether shirked the Whig part of th • second one. This is ominous. Why be so muci. afraid to mention even the name of Whig be as silent ...

... same affair we exposed. It was convenient for an M.P. who gave some of his votes. contrary to his pledges---to sustain the whigs—to pitch into Lord Derby— who is a Conservative. The Geashill case was a grand opportunity fir a man to seek to retrieve ...

... effrontATy. T. our minds nothing can be mon evident than that t ;,.• Nation is gone over Filptbly anal unmistakeably to the Whigs ; and that it is now —with the Morning Neter Yews, anal lire:•Ily News --engaged in a crusade -tinst Independent Opposition ...

... the deficiency as promptly as may be. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION AND THE WHIGS. ON all sides, a feeling of abhorrence and indignation appears to be rapidly increasing against the Whigs. Their falsehood, treachery, and general system of corruption have disgusted ...