... The Reform Ministry.—The Whigs came in, but though they came in upon economy, as well peace and reform, there was a power th»y could not move in the way of the first, cud they were obliged to abandon it in reality, though not in name, to secure the last ...

... THE BELFAST DAILY NORTHERN WHIG the moat 'Maly clrculatcd Provincial loarnal In Ireland. al, Advenisina It A nee of beat Mars In te ,o.try. Terms step he lad from the Proprietors I h eLAT Ala° on Saturdays. TIPS NoRTFIERN WHIG The best and cheapest Inch ...

... the Whigs, and the 44 leaders of the great Conservative party ? We may say, in passing, that no more than two of the eight gentlemen here mentioned can be included in the category of the Ultramontanes. Six of them least are Roman Catholic Whigs, who ...

... on the Whig interest,'* Ac., &c. beg to state there b no tenth thb report, and that I should too deeply regret cause the vacancy alluded to to allow ray looking forward with a view to own advancement.—l am, air, your obedient servant, James WHIG JOBBERY—THE ...

... member for New Ross. The paragraph stated ' that Colonel Tottenham would probably support the present Government, and that the Whig candidate, had succeeded, would have added strength to the Opposition.' The correspondent of the Times must have paid little ...

... es who hod been loudest in their diatribes against the Whigs, and most vociferous against their measures, had the fate of the Ministry their hands. If they voted against the resolution, the Whig Government would be overthrown, and Conscrvaliv Government ...

... supporter of the Whigs. We have reason to believe that Sir George Colthcrst will take his seat on the Opposition benches, and give his vote favour of the Conservatives. If this so, the resignation of Sir John has caused a loss to the Whigs equal, division ...

... of the Whigs, far as regards Lisburn, did not profit them long. Mr. Barbour possesses considerable wealth ; he had much personal influence in the Borough of Lisburn ; his mills gave constant employment to Urge number of individuals. The Whigs could not ...

... by a Whig has bean filled by the election of Conservative; and have the fullest proof that the next general election the number of Conservative representatives will be largely increased, while the Whigs will be annihilftted a party. Can the Whig* as party ...

... tha Whig government Alderman Reynolds—l have not spoken vindication of the Whig government—l will not permit Mr. Sullivan to pot words into month which have not uttered, and which may serve some clap trap purposes. said nothing favonr of the Whig government ...

... proposition made by Whig Government to spend hundreds of thousands on the purchase of the Exhibition buildings for the amusement and accommodation of the Londoner, for which the neglected and starving Irish, even the constituents tbb Whig hack roust pay; ...

... opponents of the Whigs. Nay, we make the further confession that we are content to see Sir Coi.tiilr.st representing Kinsale instead of Mr. Fitzgibbon, although the last-named gentleman would probably be u a firm and determined opponent of the Whigs, and the ...