... THE WHIG We statee — lLtrnoniliTt;:t bad joined the Ministry simply with a view to seemed to the Premiership. bums severs illness of Lord Panora.an has prori {Awed natters, sad it errasced that as soon as the Bossiest was over. Lord Palmerston should ...

... (FROM THE KOBTHEItN WHIG WEDSESDAT. Vest- nitty were tee t»iere no nm»eaTam*e any ...

... CARLOW POST, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1864. fearful thunderstorm IN BELFASTaccidknts from liqhtnisq—one man KILLED. (FROM TB* BORTHIRH WHIG OF RRTCBDRT.) For many no sooh fearful thunderstorm as yesterday visited Belfast end neighbourhood has occurred in this locality ...

... movements which appear to indicate that her Majesty’s ministers were meditating covp main Whig candidates are slyly feel- ing their way in certain constituencies where a Whig has not dared to show his face for many years before, and where success could only ...

... necessity for a punctial attendance on that occasion, as business of grave importance may bo expected. It is quits clear that the Whigs purpose making more violent effort to retain office, but the fato of what may not inaptly be termed at the present crisis the ...

... Protestant Establishment can also be maintateed. Whig role in Ireland, from Ira to last, hes bees • failure, of which the Belfast riots is het another lunettes. Their origin, we believe. can lot 'rated to Whig misrule, and the tardy adopted tor their imppreesion ...

... Quite in keeping nitb the Royal Speech, lately compiled by her Majesty's Whig advisers, who Ft y avoided any reference to this country, has been the Parliamentary career of our Whig borough member. His promises meant nothing—they were made merely to be ...

... enlist on their side. Our colemporary is pleased to designate the worthy Baronet as a Whig, though he lias not yet declared himself by act, word, or deed, as being either Whig or Tory ; and have yet to learn that a gentleman may not be a very excellent rep ...

... TIIE RIoTING OF wEDNEEDAy:. (f r. tip. San -- d — Edition the Whig) W. 11141.24,, 12 30. p. e. The present disastrous riots. eubtinue, and more people have bees injured end [punned with bludgeons, sad lied at, and perhaps killed with gunshot wound., The ...

... comparatively small outlay, should immediately apply to Mr. Merry, who we guarantee. be safe to any amount.*’ —Northern Daily Whig, Belfast, September 24'h, 1664. Numerous other testimonials given. i I ...

... devolved upon them, and it now remains for the 'House of Commons to repudiate the vacillating and treacherous part which a Whig Premier and his colleagues have played throughout the Conference farce. On Monday night next, in' the shape of an address to ...

... executive We slot molest the poplar idea of the amiable Whig earl, that he was to admiring sod believing suit Upon what other principle, indeed, can we possibly aerosol fur the shameful tailspin of Whig admioistratiao is feel .nd? Thoegh the turbulence in ...