... Herald has taken the psina to prove. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices; the Parliament of 1865 now existing was also elected under Whig auspices; yet the Whig Government of 1840-41 continued to hold office, although beaten no less than ...

... 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 ...

... Protestant working men of Belfast against in any way identifying themselves with such proceedings— Northern Whig (of Moudayj. (FROM TUB NOKTUBHN WHIG WfcDNESDAT.) the summary method adopted by tbe magistrates of Belfast of dealing with Mr Flynn and bis proposed ...

... Burke’s writing* from this time contradict tbe whole hie former life, end became in politics violent Tery he had been hitherto Whig. It during the session IrffO that Burke ia the House Commons first publicly secede from bis psrtv. In a discussion on the Army ...

... the reopen- ing of this negotiation with the Papal authorities. : Lord Mayo, may be sure, conceded” great deal more than his Whig predecessor was prepired | to do, and, he showed himself plisble, no doubt the demsnds of the Cullenite party of Bishops rose; ...

... at end.” should say that it must be considered absolutely at an end, as far both Governments and parties are concerned. The Whigs refused concede what Rome claimed when Sir George Grey made effort to satisfy the same Prelates. They asked then, and they ...

... political parly not determined to maintain inviolate the Protestant Constitution of this realm. I hold that no political party, Whig or Tory, deserves the support of any Protestant, or ought to have it, which doe* not first say, the Protestant religion and ...

... whether I agree with him or not; and, therefore, I thank the Dublin Evknino MAiL(applau3e);tirawingnearerbome. the Northern Whig —(applause)—and xhtßanner ef Ulster lot their defence of justice—(loud applause)—and 1 feel that we, as Orangemen, do not ...

... yesterday that one of the police bad expired, but on making inquiries we find this statemeut to without foundation.— Northern Whig. Grkistokk Castlk—Discovery of the Gauss or the Firm. —The mystery enveloping the of the lamentable conflagration at Castle ...

... done between man and man. Upon this question they had, undouhledlv, moat formidable phalanx to contend against. Thev had the Whig Rad.c.l party, the Oltramontanes the Ritualistic, the Voluntary, and the infidel parlies, and the communistic philosophers ...

... bis defence to public subscription raised by advertisemsuts in the newspapers, or whether the government of the day, whether Whig, Liberal, or Coaeervatrve, would provide him with the means of defending himself, especially after the Royal Oemmiasion had ...

... rpCepUon accor to him, and cordially thanked the warine33 9 CoQat to admit. At the consecration of ; connection have ever been Whig, but paint has no rival, much superior- It is prepared f for his rsp.d promotion. He concluded new Church i) the other day ...