... treated by the Whigs. Indeed, c it is stated in the lobby that the honorable gentle- s anae is already heartily sick of senatorial honors E and rcsponsibilities-that he has nlready learned how toestimate the value of Whig promises and Whig grati- tilde ...

... member for Trelee than thu mere oddity of a Daniel O'Connell subsiding into a small placeman undertheh base, brutal, and bloody Whigs. The joke is a good joke, but it is something more than a joke, The thing has really a kind of value of its own. The retirement ...

... he does not see any probability of an immediate accession of the Conservatives to power; and he thinks it better that the Whig-Liboral party should be permitted to die out of itself. An A hedge dying out at bottom, and getting thinner and thinner every ...

... upon the revenue and the very existence of the Irish Church. The question of the Irish Church, it is said, is one of which Whigs cannot yet speak without shame, nor some old Conservatives without a certain self-complacency. Then our contemporary exclaims ...

... How is it that Denmarlk, and Naples, and Rome, and Spain, and Mexico are constantly as- sailed by this vituperative little Whig statesman, while he doffs his cap to France, and Russia, and the Germanic Confederacy ? In the case of Den- ntark, however ...

... Ireland 3 is to be resumed on Thursday next, when Mr. . Oshorne, ?? of the Admiralty, but now shelved t by his old friends, the Whigs, in so unfeeling a man- nor, is to resume the adjourned debate. Sir Robert Peel is, I understand, to be entrusted with the ...

... foreseen the present condition of Ireland and the long lease of power enjoyed by his -base, . bloody, and brutal friends, the Whigs, we doubt if he would have wished to see his sons dying, uncor- rapted, in a union workhouse rather than retiring upon comfortable ...

... church, enclosing in it this bottle [presents him t with a bottle], which contains copies of the BELFAST Nnws-LETTn, Northern Whig, Banner of Ulster, and Blissionaery Herald, and also a history of the forma- tion of the congregation, &c., with photographs ...

... Barbour's friends, who wished to obtain the signatures to it of some of Mr. Verner's supporters. The correspondent of the Whig must not be a person of very tender conscience, far he undertakes, on the part of all Mr. Barbour's friends, to deny that the ...

... remember your murdered kith and hin remember '46, '17, '48, and '62; and now behold '63-epochs of desolation nuder the rule of the Whig Minister. At this mo- ment he gloats over the prospect of your starva- tion and exodus. For this will you reward himn'? But ...

... time wl:cr his voice would have been heard in such a debate, but you know that As bees on flowers alighting cease to hum, So Whigs, advanced to office, straight are dumb! Mr. Daniel O'Connell, late member for the Borough of Tralee, a worthy type of the ...

... which re- flects discredit upon the Government, and the - attempt to make Tralee a pocket borough would have recoiled upon the Whigs had a local Con- . servative contested the election upon broad, in. , telligible, and honest grounds. But what hap. . pened ...