... combination so unnatural as that which binds togethe Whigs and Radicals. The Whigs would be more than justified in refusing to be dragged to destruction by their more irresponsible friends. TThe Whig pr.. tion of the electorate has voted on a large scale ...

... century after tlhe Reformation. The Whigs, we are remirlded: were the patrons of OATES end the originators of a Roman Catholic massacre. The Penal Code of Ireland and the Cromwellian dragonades belong to the Whigs. On the other hand, the first attempt ...

... contains the follow- ing: - CHANGE IN THE PROPRIETORSHIP CY THE NORTHERN WHIG. On dit that a negotiation has been completed be- tween the present proprietor of the Northern Whig and Sir John Arnott, of Cork, whereby the latter ob- tains the possession ...

... consider ?? such a decree. was advisable. If rl. Gladstone did not entertain such anti- Catho ic opinions while he and the Whig-Liberal lartv enjoyed the advantage of administering public vihairs throughout these realms, in consequence of the SuporIt ...

... such purchase secured many votes, no man km Oawing but that his turn might come next. At present the disor gsnisation amongst Whigs and Radicals is greater thano-ver. They cannot agree upon a policy, and the future historian will record with wonder that capable- ...

... of following the example thus set them by the expulsion of Col. Taylor. It may be said that Col. Taylor is not a deceptive Whig; that the party to which hp belongs have never given to the Irish people with the one hand and taken from them with the other ...

... and Trevelyan's bills, -and once again educate his party to pass them. lie a should not mind if the result were to dish the Whigs x ee~op4 time. A yow of couden wag paseVa, ...

... forces. Conceited action amongst tfie newly-elected members must now bo our policy. The situation is perfectly clear. Whether Whig qr.Tory be in power, thedespisedlome Rulers of Ireland will hold the keyoj the position; but if a single vote is given by them ...

... article was that he, as an Orangeman, a had betrayed the secrets of the Orange society by pub- . lishing in the Nloe'thlem Whig a report of the proceed& 0 lage-bonneoted with that body. 'Mr. O'Donnell granted a summons for Wednesday next against Messrs ...

... clerks ?? market , lt~he practice-of retunlsg to the salesmasters of hd and straw in Smithfield market a portion of 'the fee# whig the Lord 3Mayor's depties, -as ?? oacers receive under the Act of Parliament for the weighing I of hay an straw for the protection ...

... troubled was their old friends, the Whigs (hisses.) They absolutely scowled at the Home Rulers, they could not understand. they said, why the Irish Liberals, who for ,so many years had followed obediently the whip of the Whigs, should no longer do so, and be ...

... concessions to popular sentirnent. Every professing o Liberal coming to the front of an Irish platform is now regarded as a mean Whig. Instead of Mr. Gladstone having won the affections of the warm- 9 hearted Celts by bis philanthropic Land Bill, the 11 favours ...