... e to endanger the Whig tenure of office by remaining; neutral, at least, and Laving English parties to light their own battles, it will be the duty of the people to deal, if either from unwillingness or want of party cohesion the Whig Government leaves ...

... to the old traditional Whig policy in this conntry, and retarn most pregnant with meaning the present time. That policy was always this country negative one as regards the functions Government. To do little possible was always Whig specific for Ireland ...

... to secure that banishment by electing men who were sure to help the good work if it were only from party feeling. But the Whigs hail a stronger claim to Irish support than the Tory swindle gave them. Mr. Gladstone Mr. Bright and other apokesinen of the ...

... lay its real value iu the eyes of party-men. Divide and govern, is a principle which the government of Ireland under both Whigs and Tories has only too fully illustrated. If a feeling now exists which renders it necessary seriously to consider the policy ...

... economic dtmwgaamWiOT w country. If. ohUteece we* made ttvei-eleat ■caiMirinithu whig, to office. »a happened thet -uiaeiun had expired before thi. end achiered, tat _ -Kich tho Whig, then relied .nil dangled —iio; snX’Su-s=a£sttSSa* t-j must tbinfli to somewurns ...

... Majesty’s Government has never once been mentioned in its councils. Mr. Glaistone knows lie dare not moot it, that if he did Ids Whig-Radical Cabnct would fall to pieces the very day did so. he parades the disingenuous plea of want of time. will stick to the ...

... Observer Belfast Mercantile Journal, &c. 2,550 Belfast Weekly News 12,5 Ulster General Advertiser Weekly Nortbehi Whig 10,600 Guardian 10,500 Portadown News and County Armagh Advertiser ' Ulster Gazette 10,000 Protestant Watchman ...

... Hertford took possession on Monday, by the assistans* of the Sheriff, without offering a single farthing of compensation.—Northern Whig. Ejectments Ireland. —It is estimated thst the total number ejectments actually executed in Ireland 1867 was as many 4,866 ...

... PATENT I ear week. ma lM letl.els. la es. Y role —W CO.. 1.4 I.r sad rime.. O•forl CNRIVALLYD. T. work by Not; I lack% 11. Y WHIG= MAIM 14.1. Holbors KUL 1.0. nRIGINAL WEED SEWING for now. from /IT sad I..LKOANT. _30e019 L and Psalm imam LC. FLORENCE ...

... appeals to them in authority to introduce those salutary improvemeets, which would for eve( rid the world or scandal,, the Whigs of which ars penetrating every rank in satiety ; but, enfortunately where bumility,oltarity,and straihte forwardness ought ...

... as that to the forfeited estates, and more than century older. I would, therefore, claim in addition the forbearance of the Whig proprietors who appear to be amongst the bitterest enemies of our legally established and ancient rights. I would also claim ...

... often contended for this plain and obvious truth, never hitherto denied by the politicians any party, not by the most advanced Whigs,nntit within the last few months, that we are not sorry to find it thus boldly re-asserted, in quarter to nnsutpioioat, and ...