... THE WHIG ERNMES Frmos d. AdrPrtiser. The last Liberal Couaervative and Whig Ministry fell to pieces by a process decay and ditifitecration, in the curse of which, first the Peehie element—conaistitig of Lord Aberdeen, the'! 'aeof Newcastle, Mr Gladstone ...

... Mar de mamas tat; employed Moe Mr is masa by • pia a for the the pukka • wall panel Whig Ministry, the by the pe —That this defeat will has the QOM ousting the Whigs we do use for a contemplate. A government that could unabashed after a defeat by • majority ...

... the Royal Hotel, Eillalue, for ealmun and trout fishing the Shannon and Laugh Derg. The late Duke of Hamilton's father -ma Whig or the old erhool, and probable one of the haughtiest men 01 hie day. He the idea that he was the legitimate king of Seotlant ...

... groes job. this proposition to expend a million of the money of the nation in perpetuating a monster failure ; but like the whig patronage scheme of the proposed Civil Bill (Ireland) Act, it has been rejected, end the country saved from an enormous =elms ...

... Tepees be wrong. And only Tetii'ma always mast be right, right, rigkb There warn serer such a Tartar, To nothing he pre querter; Whig or Tory, aob or snob, be tackled all, all, all; And the battles that hefil, In the great Westmiatter Pit, Would make the Gond ...

... hia potting forward statamoota would, I imagine, find It difficult to substantiate. Mr. Lenigen is, I believe. In politics Whig, and, far know, very privata gentleman, bnt I think his fancy for making soeechee causes him occasionally to suffer his seel ...

... pursued under a leadership which literally leads nothing. We have thus been told that the Irish Church Establishment, which the Whigs onco thought ought to be reformed, is to be sus gained in its present gorgeous proportions a Catholic country. We are, in the ...

... honaea wrecked. All is qoiet now. The alarm throughout the town this re* newal of the riots considerable. (From the Northern Whig) Belfast, Tuesday Mobnino. —ln this town, yesterday, tome excitement wan caused by carloads of Orangemen passing through the ...

... iff resile* in Caellewellnn. end the dvfendnnt Newry. and laid at £B.OOO. An aU* bar baa been engaged on each aids. Nmrtk'm Whig Tbe Magic Galop” become quite the rage in dun nnskal circles. It was eocurad at the Crystal Enlace Coooarte JnUlaa. ...

... and agitation in Ireland;for he did not believe the feiling of parliament or the public would not allow any govc nment, be it Whig or Conservative, to ns far as they did in 1832. He must remind the house that the question had always been raised Knglish members ...

... persons are . the foith of their fnthers. We have Sir IIoBEKT lin the hsbil of doing, for the mere ssto mo; P*sl, the Whig-Tor, Tory Whig-Badhal in the '‘'»^^ ;7 ru tbfol tl.st yon 'U.p'ral.d j Castle of Dublin, co-cperiiting fraternally w,l „y one . this ...

... Fabian piney pas 4=e gorsramon. ad Ow boa. membor ought to UM greet on this union ban both the and the stashing-Meek of the Whig Gonnmelt, but which now Pound very favour on the Teman mink (laughter). Ho doubt C 1,.. popular to seed lostmo te the llslam ...