... of Mexico, but it proposed to establish Chilian branch of Valparaiae. COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA. (Prom the Northern Whig.') Belfast, Monday Morning. —On Saturday night whilst the steamer Electric was on her passage from Liverpool to Belfast, she ...

... present, but of all Whig Governtuenfs, to take Irish affaire as quietly possible. Unless pressed by the power of an O’Connell, or one of those combinations of Irish members which sometimes occur, and wc wish they were more frequent, Whig Governments dismiss ...

... progressive views from obtaining the seat. The Liberal candidate was denounced as a Whig, the Tory candidate was eulogised as the enemy ol the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs. The madness of the hour prevailed—a man who would support reform—advocate free ...

... study. Mr. Ferrand complained of the tyranny systematically practised by Whig governments in the royal dockyards, and the practices which they had always adapted to strengthen the Whig interest in the dockyard boroughs. —Adjourned. ...

... baffle tbe other. We have Whig Lord Lieutenant. The Earl of Carlisle is kigbminded nobleman, who always speak* gracefully, and all that be wants is a party. That old and respectable party of which be is mmber—tbe aaciout Whig party—has died out Ireland ...

... tbe bouse upon the subject. doubt bis words will remembered. They were the words of brilliant, high minded, and independent Whig in opposition. Lord Alscaulay thus described the importance Ireland England : That Conner} , Sir, in extent one-fourth of United ...

... long time past, however well it may sustained in argument, has borne harshly and severely upon Ireland (hear, hear). The great Whig organ, the Review, has made that admission. I do not say to such an assembly as I address that we are to meddle with the corn ...

... parties would held amenable to the law. However we may ditler with and administer proper censure to the govern meat—•including Whigs and Tories—we pronounce it a low, cowardly, and a shameful proceeding to make any exhibition hurtful to the tender feelings ...

... proceedings of Monday would have been prevented. But it appeared that the dominant party in tbe corporation, aided the slavish Whigs (groan*) —tbe protectors of Whiggery in tbe corporation, some of whom bad received pay that ethers expectedthose men Lad succeeded ...

... Minister. That election had already ooet the public 22,0001. This charity commiaaien was popularly known as tbe snug nest of tbe Whigs, and it was the duty of the bouse to institute a searching examination into ita proceedings, and the manner in which the a ...

... what grace does attempt to rebuke the present government for neglecting to make such laws? knows well that what accused the Whigs for not doing would never be done by the Conservatives ; but be thinks that the Irish are gullible enough to imagine it might ...

... resolutions to the effect that the policy of the present government, begun thirty years ago the prime minuter, and enforced every Whig government, haa led to constant wars, which has culminated in the burning of and ike massacres Foochow, that the government ...