... utterly every practical measure for the improvement of his native land was either directly opposed, or fatally neglected, the Whigs, has seen tho propriety of withdrawing his confidence in that party, which, possessing tho means, lacked the will to promote ...

... omitted all allusion to the great fallacy which pervades it, from the exordium to the peroration. The member for denounces the Whigs for having incseued the burthen of taxation on Ireland by 50 per cent, in '62, and he proves his position by showing tint the ...

... of facts construed into crime against the Established Church, which can only expiated upon the principle recommended bv the Whig, and I fearlessly assert that had their own'bishops and clergy boon induct'd to accept a government stipend the very portion ...

... independent men composing the constituency the premier county of Ireland. The hon. gentleman, from being a pure and unadulterated Whig, has become a supporter of Lord Derby, and has the modesty to ask the matchless men Tipperary to endorse his political ter ...

... this did not suit the Whigs—there they were, and there they should stick. It was vain to show them the opinion of Sir Fitzroy Kelly: It was futile discussthe question—their only answer was, “ Wc won’t.” But the defeat of the Whigs let new light in upon ...

... England, that tho division of sentiment among Reformers on the merits of both increases in bitterness. In Belfast, the Northern Whig’s suggestion of dinner to Mr. Gladstone lias met with so poor a reception that tho Ulster Observer announces the prematureness” ...

... neither money nor strategy to ' terve them out.' He is, course, a Whig; but the new idea is to have him strike up an alliance, offensive and defensive, with the territorial party, Tory and Whig, by way of putting down priestly influence' and ' democratic opinions ...

... appeared in your editorial columns a few days ago, and, as it seemed, with your entire approbation, ** We would,” says the Whig, speaking Dr. Fitzgerald, remind the distinguished prelate, that institutions which are always on thoir trial, are fact virtually ...

... with carriages left Beitaat last evening for other stations on the line to pick up labourers to perform the duty.—Nerthera Whig of Sotairday. DIMIUMIII AT OMFORD.-80m• disgraceful disclosures have been made in Oxford of the practice of sending newborn ...

... ’* All who oppose it aro denounced in no measured terms ; and it a curious fact that the prelates who were promoted by the Whigs for their liberality aro tho most vehement in their denunciation, and the most determined against all church reform. Tho moro ...

... both whom are directors of the company, were present. We have good reason to believe that terms will be ccsae to.—Northern Whig. ...

... triumphant rivals for the purpose keeping them out of parliament and posts of trust in Church and State. Almost every good Whig talked himself into the belief that no Tory squire or parson could be safely trusted within the lines of the Constitution. ...