... (From Saturday’s Guardian) IRELAND. It used to be one of the boasts of the Whig party* that whenever the Conservatives came into power they would find Ireland their “greatest difficulty;” and we will give them the credit of this assertion, that since ...

... IRELAND Ii used to be one of the boasts of the Whig party, that whenerer the CoDsereatirca came into power they would find Ireland their “greatest difficulty;” and trill give them the credit of this assertion, that since the Rebellion of 179H they hare ...

... is, its low double cunning, which stamps the author beyond doubt. Our Mr. Political Facing-both-ways first goes to the old Whigs and says Gentlemen, pray don’t be alarmed; the new bill will he very mode rate measure; we shall not meddle with the re-di ...

... for battle, what are the Conservatives doing and planning? They ore sanguine getting into power, on the ground that the old Whigs will desert the Government on Reform. Young fellows, as they lounge in clubs, ■peak with the utmost coolness of getting wid ...

... It will be seen that was not mueb of a partisan, as lar his speeches went, tbangh his votes might always be reckoned on for Whigs; was he not member of Bro tkes’s, a regular diner at the Fox Club during the season ? Mr. Alston’s eldest sou, Rowland Gardiner ...

... through before midnight. The other House was grave «tfl patriotic, but the special fatality which throw? these burdens on the Whig party had to noticed, and the opunity was not lost Both Houses did their duty; 'lid ctric lelegraph : so did the messenger ...