... but vith the final expulsion of the Stuart3 the CoutroverVy was closed, and the Whigs arc to blame ior the continuance of partius. During tle rcogus of William and Anne, Whigs and Tories \vore emulployed indiscriminately by the Sovereitue. This arraugemeuL ...

... loyal voter in Ulster. T The Whigs love place and power, and we imay rely upon it that in spite of all their bluster thiey will surrender at disoretonn at the critical inn- menlt, mrnd Ireland will obtain from the Whigs' fear of losing offles what tlhey ...

... collection of his own speeches.-Con- lemRperan;J Revziew for August. [Ic ;vill be well lo remember that the Septennial ?? wfas a W~hig measure.] ...

... be informed of a.Whig.'1 experiment in Ireland or anywhere else that did not end disastrously. Disaster tracked the action of the late Government at homue and abroad, and was painfully couspicuools in Ireland. In Opposition the Whigs are lavish in promises ...

... rest of tihe farmers, but really intended to gal- vanise the Whig party in the North. Disguiss it as they may, the members of the Ulster Land Committee are trying to restore life to the Whigs, whose only hope is agitation. The effort cannot possibly succeed; ...

... Ilusshl, *vho call say, with his Lordship, I was horn of a family which hwia professed Whig ?? for mlore ltail two hiludi-ed ycalrs ; in fact, ever since tho word Whig ?? as fiast invented. ' ?? Ruescil- a nemller or a fxnfily v. licji rose to greatnless ...

... acting together harmoniously. Dur- t At ing a long period the Whigs mnade use of the Roman Catholics, who were cast aside after N no more benefit could be derived from them. N Everyone knows the Whigs retained all the r geod things to themselves, and kept the ...

... reasonably be demanded, without infringing on the rights of their neighbonrs. OR, the other hand, hMr. Barbour is a Whig, and the Whigs, as a party,phave been cruel enemies of Ireland, governing ies by fits and starts as the exigencies of faction dictated; ...

... Par- thel' Mnryandifrestoeis deiedofavousrvabl to the Whigs. The man who is aiwvays heard denouncing the Wlhig Government is so inconsistent as to recommend his fol- lowers to vote for the three Whig candidates in Down, notwithstauding the objection to ...

... general inmpression in the lobby is that MIr. Chaberolain aid a small section.of his el friends, together with the whole of the Whig dis- 1 seutieuts, will remain irreconci lable; bnt the coll. I ces6inus will detach a sul9liciellt number of mem- b hers from ...

... CORREISPONDENCE. 0 - THIE HARBOUR ELECTION. TO THE EDITOI OF THIE BELt'AST NE:VWS.LETTER.' Sin-To-morrowv (Thursday) the Whigs and Liberals of this city will he upon their trial. They' have a laree representation upon the Board owing; to the desire of ...

... sure that many Liberals would then take their stand with the Constitutional party. It was not now in Ireland a question of Whig and Tory, or Protestant and Catholic, but between those who wished to maintain law and the union between the two countries ...