... A SENSIBLE VIEW OF IRELAND'S WRONGS. The Northern Whig, in an article on the recent manifesto of the Roman Cltholfc cl in Limerick, discusses the repeal gquestion with its m candour and ability, taking a very different view of it from the ‘‘national” ...

... the former meeting, was the chairmanship of Karl Russell, and it is significant, as showing the adhesion of the Whigs (for we Lave a Whig party yet) to the Liberals. This is a great fact in reference to Mr. Gladstone’s prospects of stccess. But those ...

... polstical generally with Wnts party tn, The emansting (rom and advocated Whigs, avo been 1 Wik the social and grogrene of the the social wante and if left to Tory ipanced a Kepablic. The Whig party end U Extension of the Elective 6 ef tho a Nero Slavery, He- ...

... ized coffin was held up among the crowd, with inscription, Death of No. 30, alluding to particular room from which the Whigs for many years past have arrogantly overruled the political destinies of the borough. The Queen and Royal Family, according ...

... in Suffolk, and speaking upon the Irish Church question. said he did not care much for the Whigs or Tories. The Tories were very good in office, and the Whigs very good out of office. He considered that the disestablishment of the Irish Church was only ...

... Mr. Scott, chaplain of the Loudou Hospital. Mr. Scott had no political claims upon Government. lie is a Whig himself, and all his connections are Whig also; and if he had expected promotion at all it would have been from Mr. Gladstone, whose wife had frequent ...

... ago in winning & seat by his mild Liberal profession, but as a rule candidates even of the most influential families on the Whig side have hitherto failed. Theson of the Earl of Suffolk was defeated in 1837, and only gained & seat by a temporary compromise ...

... accusation which tlie noble Earl has conclusively refuted in his usual straightforward manner. Sir James Shuttleworfh, speaking the Whig government In land, said They had even in Lord Derby's lime, in tvil, ten Bishopries suppressed him, and twenty-five per ••cut ...

... most successful efforts. Mr. Lowe appears to have few personal friends, and no following the House of Commons. Many of the Whigs and moderate Liberals consider that his opposition to the Russell-Gladstone Administration, and his contributions towards the ...

... Electors of Wilts and raistakable manner will have « graud 200 en 7 of ia asi any of tar and T ¥ tion. Itis acanjecs in which Whigs ate more or inte- Posed, a eO% the welfare Jvunelves, your families, and 2 frve diate, You have sven how the our Reformers ...

... order’ are observed in some pars of the north of Ireland was afforded at an investigation at Banbridge, reported in the Northern Whig :— In the month of June some Roman Catholic missionaries visited the town, and special services were conducteda in the chapel ...

... to frighten it into the spoliation of the landlords. For most assuredly this sudden I change of tactics on the part of the Whig and Peelite chiefs will be ascribed by the successful party in Ireland solely to Fenian terrorism —and this for the simple ...