... which he made in his pamphlet, and on M late occasion repeated in Glasgow, the ing. statement of a former generation of the Whig v. AL party having had in contemplation to offer to p.m9 O'Connell a Federal arrangement in lieu of a Re- d it is peal of ...

... the English Whigs, alive to their own partyinterests, considered that that event opened a way to secure to theml a combination with, and the co- operation of the then powerful body, the Irish iiepcalers. Before the ciose of 1844 these Whig loaders, many ...

... most extraordinary revelations have just been made concerning the Nawtownstewart mar- der in a leading article in the Northern Whig. We forbear all comment, and prefer that the reader should draw his own conclusion. Having stated the result of the coroner's ...

... second half of Mr. Forster's BilL. [f, We cannot forget this service, done by the Whig h statesmen of the past, of whom Lord Russell was is one. It was eminently a Whig measure, promoted e, by Wigs. It attained reformatory results in a d, Conservative ...

... divided its electoral favours, having generally in the B ouse one moderate Whig and one ~oderate Tory representative. When Captain VXv1AN was promoted the other day, it being Whe Whig turn to elect a man, that party in toe borough selected Mr. AUGUSTUS SMITH ...

... on looking to fhreign affairs, we find far less reason for -con atulation. It was reserved for the veteran leader of the Whigs, Earl Russell, to sound the alarm trumpet, and to demand the im. mediate enrolment o one hundred thousand men for the defence ...

... for that great county is to be chosen, as the law directs, by the body of its electors, or by a little coterie of renegade Whigs and Tory despots. The eyes of all Ireland are at this moment on the county of Galsav. A time there.was when in many an Irish ...

... Horton, after hear. ing the address and the speeches by which it was supported, could easily conceive he was in a meet. ing of Whigs and sham Liberals (hear, and Oh, oh ?? Mr. Jefferys said if the association passed the address, it had better remove the ...

... conveyed in it-one law for Eng- land-another for Ireland! This has been the watchword and the maxim of successive Administrations-Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative. England governed by her elected representatives in accordance with the freely expressed ...

... intention of thelaw. It may be well to add that according to the uan contradicted statement of Justice, in the Northern Whig, in the last month of '70, 'the fol. lowing circumstances attended the ordination for the diocese of Down W-In the first place ...

... have read in the FRxzsEa{ Mr. Butt's opinion on the late revival of lahig Peter- loo tactics in the Phlcnix Park. Will the Whigs never allow us to forget the massacre at Man. chester, that coerced O'Connell to denounce them as base, bloody, and brutal ...

... legislation is a humbug; and, though he endeavours to throw dust in our eyes, that we will not stand the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs in this country (loud cheers). I have fought two contested elections within the last year, and on these two occasions I was ...