... parliament in which yoti weird iiiterpsted ? It was the Irish Reform Bill; and I will tell yOil what the Irish Reform Bill of the Whigs proposed to do for Youghal. The Irish Reform Bill that assisted to throw out, and the party that I assisted to throw out the ...

... BRUTAL ATTACK A YOUNG LADY. The subjoined paragraph, which we take from the Northern Whig of Saturday, describes a species of occurrence with which the readers of English papers are pretty familiar, but which it is some satisfaction to know is a positively ...

... of that sort of thing, it having for many years l>eeii a valuable Whig organ, but now being one of the most supporters of the present government, which many, looking at its well-known Whig name, are not aware o . Toput the matter beyond controversy, let ...

... But lest it should not survive the impending one, the crisis is to be averted, if possible. Such is the political doctrine of Whig statesmen—and as political necessity and personal interest are in fortuitous conjunction, it is probable that in this instance ...

... don’t believe they have. Pretend to the contrary as some persons may, every politician of ordinary sagacity, whether he be Whig or whether he be Tory, “gives the Irish Establishment up and the apathy with which its downfall is viewed by the great body ...

... none of the great parties will object to the Lord Lieutenant’s promotion, seeing that he had the luck to marry into the great Whig house of Bedford ; that he has spent half his life in the shadow of the divine Albert; and that his heir is now the jidm A-chates ...

... diversity of opinion they should have fair discussion, but he would not allow such comparisons. Mr. Potts said they would have no Whig like Mr. M'CTure. Mr. Johnston was their man. The chairman put the motion, after several amusing scenes, in the course of which ...

... has prostrated the prosperity of this country. By his system of taxation he had proved himself the greatest enemy of Ireland —Whig, Radical, or Tory. He now attempts to climb to power in England assisted by somebody in Ireland, when despised the name of ...

... the trouble, and during their sojourn these wandering and wonderful people will, no doubt have numerous visitors. —Northern Whig. The Robbery of Arms at Allport’s. —lt will he recollected that one of the persons arrested in connection with this alleged ...

... appears to be the doom of the people of Mayo at the present time (hear, hear). At the last assizes a compact was formed between Whig and Tory (hear)—a confederacy between the oligarchy that was and the oligarchy that would —(laughter) —a mutual assurance ...