... the debate Mr. Maguire’s motion, the endeavour of the Whig party were throw the apology for the revolutionary policy which they were preparing the peculiar existing circumstances of Ire Und. The Whigs were unwilling to commit themselves irrevocably to the ...

... forcibly taking Urn condnct of tie baeineas of liuosa cot tho bands ito official leader, would surely lo tbat Sobs of tie leading Whigs arc confident that there a change Ministry, and there even a good deal of tpecalaliun to bow the Irish offices should filled ...

... could, would nor should do anything but prance against wall—up to which (Ur. M.) had argued themcame the admission of tho Whig leudo’ - in tho House of Commons, and tho press of England generally, that tho present policy of all parties in England towards ...

... ray remarks (hear). I believe that thia agitation against the Church ia entirely party move, coming from the leader of the Whig party and that merely with view turn out the government (heart. and hia party have perfect right, of coarse, to tarn out the ...

... when order was the energy of the Protestant -Nevertheless, it has been a grave error of statesmanship to suppose that the ‘‘ Whig mob,” whom Primate Boutrer describes as “ beating the “ Papists” of Dublin in the early years of the last century, has passed ...

... look place without fatal consequences, as it sc .Tried scarcely possible that loss of life could he preven ted. —Northern Whig. ________ AID FOR THE IRISH FENIAN EXILES. The \cn York Sun says :—A committee has been formed in this city, with its head ...

... Jltljatt tfaa-JUtter states that it is understood that Phuket Kenny, E»q., 1 contest the county Monaghan the next election Whig principle*. Corporation Committer.— No 1 Committee tßotatiun met yesterday one o'clock, Councillor Hamilton the chair. There ...

... relations these parties to the civil Government. The Irish people found that, whether the Government were despotic republican. Whig Tory, they were treated by everyone aith the bitterness. It was only recently that they were denounced iu the British Parliament ...

... Government .Supplemental” Acta now miming their routine coarse through Parliament, and certain to be whether the lory or the Whig providence preside over oar destinies. Any city or town in England or Scotland can now obtain increased powsra for local i ...

... from that produced by Mr. Die. BAELI. No person could know to what party she inclined, so affably did she receive by turrs Whigs and Tories into her confidence, Lord PALMERBTON and Earl RUSSELL, Sir Rolatr PEEL and Lord DiuRBY, were equally welcome but ...

... £4. A great number of stone and bronze hatchet beads, flint arrow head*, and stone hammers were sold at small ..ces—Aor/Aera Whig. Attempted Murder.—Trim, April 28.—Late last night a man named John Donoghue, herd to Mr. Bolheram, of Kilbride, was fired ...

... tb the constituencies will be made under its auspices in the autamn of this year. Psotbstamt Dbxonstkation is B«i»Ai*.—The Whig of yesterday says •* The meeting Ulster Hal) last, night (Tuesday), in honor of Mr. Johnston of Ballykilbeg, was a very foil ...