... remedy—l believe The only chance for Indeed is to torn out the Whigs. Let no man be retuned by any constituency in Ireland who will net pledge binned! to do all io his power to pat the present Whig government out of office. Lot this be put forwani as the printery ...

... anything to prevent it, the overwhelming majority of 139 members out of 201—that is, by 170 to 31. Neither the fears of the Whigs nor the hopes of the Tories, with regard to the dissolution in summer, prevailed to put the Irish members in a respectable ...

... all this talk about emigration being tte safety valve for Ireland. When that was spohen there were people who thought the Whigs were bidding for re-election. They were error. They are too sure of their places, or too scornful of Irish feeling to think ...

... awn MOMS awn tee elltettli jrnossan. DUBLIN: SATURDAY. MAZUR a, 18Wi. THE DEBATE ON IRELAND. LONG before the advent of the Whigs to power the state of Ireland was the subject of an annual motion in the House of Commons. Concurrently with demands for relief ...

... discussion ; but I venture to affirm that monarch of England ever hunted so many of Ireland’s inhabitants out of the country modern Whig legislation has done, and is accomplishing the present moment, leaving considerable portion of the land unlit for little else ...

... had reference to the creation -of more Presbyterian chaplaincies, and to certain alterations existing stations. The Quitcy Whig ears that Professor Quinn, New York who went west a lecturirg tour, reached that place direct St. Paul on ekatea. Distance ...

... moots For instance, the Presbyterians are not all responsible lor tbo begging policy of some of their ministers. The Northern Whig, the Presbyterian organ of Belfast, is totally opposed it, if wo don’t mistake. We regret that any Methodists should have lent ...