... es* teemed. A ScKprise Anagram— For the benefit of those bkely surpneed—The Right Honourable William Ewart Gladstone.—l the Whig wuo'li traitor England’s rule. Judy. Fuszktation. —The friends of the Kev W D Austin, in Galway, have presented him with a ...

... \V hig Government, and in an evil hour the Whig priests listened to their advice, and the result has neen oppression, rack-rents, and eviction ever since. The present Government have given promises, the Whigs always give promises, but when they do something ...

... discussion and divisions the Irish Constabulary vote, and by two of his speeches, summaries of which are reported the Northern Whig of the 31st May and 10th July last. The opinions expressed in the two reports referred to are so different from what 1 believed ...

... King, £1; Friend, ; Miss Butler, per Miss Macalister, 2s ; Miss Arthur, ; Air Ciorlutu,ss (Joipcr, IDs Kev J D biuyiie, ; J W Whig ham, per Mist Bermingbaui, 10s; Mis Hyland, 2s bd. Mi.-w Flcury. ls;A Uoddard, Laq, 2 Crustuwaitc-plao , Kingstown. ios ; Major ...

... comprehend and the courage to execute a scheme so bold, so good, and so complete ' by one master-stroke of policy, He held his Whig associates in small estimation, and few will question the correctness, any more than the vigour, of his freehand sketch of ...

... pressure ill at once brought to oejr on the Whig element, which once fairly alarmed by its Radical colleagues, there is danger of rupture, and the consequent loss of office, which is everything to the big Whig families and their needy relatives. The struggle ...

... but which were broken up by the coalition with the Whigs when they got into office, aud by the indiscriminate distribution of offices among the members of the Irish party. It was broken up when the Whigs came into office ; and, you know history repeats ...

... Tories cannot deal with Ireland—their concession on reform does not I •-•ad me think they can give in on Irish affairs. The Whig® are almost much afraid the Tories are of questions affecting the Church and the land, and they aoera to have almost courage ...

... have been the boosts the few organs which in London adhere to the policy Mr. Gladstone, echoed by the faithful follower of Whig fortunes in our own city, that the European Concert, despite unfavourable rumours, was stronger than ever, and that the Turk ...

... himself—are therefore awaited with great concern. It is worthy note that, w ithout on exception, far as I have ieon, the entire Whig and Radical Press, down sven to the tkho, in England and Scotland, cry out not for the isolated prosecution of Mr. Parnell ...

... Parnell make any secret the inode in which the English rule is destroyed. “The lixed purpose the Irish Jacu“ bite, says the great Whig historian, “ was to break the foreign yoke, to exterminate the Saxon colony, to sweep away the Protestant Church, and to restore ...

... (cheers). He regretted fortho sakepf theGovermnentthemselves that they had allowed their hands be forced by tho i pressure of Whig and Tory opmionin England take such step (groan*-). But he had no more fear that the prosecution dozen leading members of ...