... (from the northern whig). Last evening a number the friends of Mr .1. J. Long, late sub-editor of the Veter O&server, met the Wellington Arms Hotel, Castle Lane, for the purpose of presenting him purse •>! previous to his leaving Belfast for more important ...

... tem|K>ril power of the Pope—the great remaining bulwark drUlinn livilUitkui—not mil their fiith and I o.*c in the Whig Government. For when have the Whig* ev. lost an opportunity offending Austria ill-timed adviie, sneering at the Papacy, and extolling revolutionary ...

... population now? Dwindled down to five millions (cries of Down with the Whigs’). Fortunately for us, that has been done already, they are down, and we must keep them down. F.ven ten years of Whig rule carries terrible lesson—let remind you of its results in this ...

... Well. I grant it. They the Whig* postponed tenant bill til* after the eleventh hour had sonnde.d. because they hoped Indamt would come right tn course time without the need exceptional legislation. Well-meaning people—Whigs and Tories indifferently—said ...

... remarkable every sense. It rises to importance* To its ability the Whig Opposition offer testimony that leaves nothing for add. Indeed, frankly confess oor inability to understand the Irish Whig press on Mr M'Konna. A year or two ago, with every presumption ...

... bribery entirely the Whig parly and say” very truly that the time when bribery was instituted the Tory party held ail the land, and the only way which you light the intimidation exercised tlte Tory party wae means of wealth nhich the Whigs Sir Robert Walpole ...

... of our members we shall, if wc behavea ourselves, receive from the Whig Party some scraps and patches, crumbs and pickings; and, of course, it will be the interest not alone of the Whig journalists and partisans, but of Mr Dillon and; O’Donoghue, to represent ...

... unqualified contradiction to the rumours *‘- this distinguished Irishman having changed his reap*' principles.” —North fin Whig A Decorated Statitf. —The wtatne Owg* Leiccster-sqnare, London, was recently amusement of those who were accustomed sec ,L ...

... was beaten in Dublin County the Tories. He is closely related to the Col. White, Palmerston's Lord of the Treasury, who, as Whig, was rejected in Ismgfoid for Major O’Uf.iu.y. Capt. White disclaims mere Whiggery, and adopts independent Liberal principles ...

... illimitable faith in Lord Darby, and bonndles horror of the Whigs. As regards tho relative merits of both factions, onething is perfectly clear and indisputable, and that is, that, bad the Whigs arc. they have never as bad as the Tories. Whatever small ...

... for the Catholic University (heat). They can reduce the taxation Ireland, least feel confident they will so, the Whigs ami the Irish Whig Liberals not too many for them. The dearest object of fi.y sec the people ( Ireland prosperous, contented. loyal ...

... and the other to his conscience. Last year the Whig and Tory landlords— the common eoeroy’— wont into copartnership to oust the tenant’s members, and secure two landlord members, one a Tory, the other Whig. The Undlords each side supported each other’s ...