... THE TRAITOROUS ACTION OF THE WHIG RENEGADES.” One of the branches of tlie Irish National Teague has passcf.l a resolution which “denounces in the most emphatic manner the traitorous action of the big renegades in accepting monetary recompense recognition ...

... Liberty, Fiateruitv, ami Kjuahty. y had had enough ami .spare (Laughter.) Whigs had the LiU ral party in recent years; now, *' let gae free. Well did she know that the old Whigs had been the grand champion-, a grand old cause—(cheers)—but these men had ...

... LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. WHIG JOBBERS ON THE WARPATIL M Anti-Humbug writees What is meaning of this great hysterical cry now about the tunnel scheme of the Caledonian Hallway was under the that lb- citiz-ns bad allied that question iu November la»t, but ...

... m NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, Maboh 13TH, 189 G. YAM'S PREMISES HIGH STREET. Ttvday this Establishment, which Is situated about mid-way between Bridge Street and Lombard Street, will be opened for Business the well-known whose splendid premises In Dame Street ...

... his history has de-cribed how the Whig* from being the champions of popular liberty again.t a despotic King became, as the result of their long ot power, mere preservers of oligarchic rule. say?: The wealth tbe Whig houses was lavidhingly securing a ...

... e Parliament, liberty, resistance, exclusion a'jdicaticn, o^,»ositi'>u —the«e were ideas j a-«sijciated with Whig, and supposed by every Whig to incommunicable and inconsistent . with the idea Tory. To use the words of Macauiay, tii» one party stood ...

... Peelitea and Whigs under Lord Aberdeen proved unfortunate from persona] causes, but was not condemned by the country on principle. What were Lord Beaconsheld'* own Parliamentary tactic* but a series coalitions? He coalesced with the Whigs and Radicals ...

... events it easily understood. Probably if her politics were to be defined at the present moment she might be classed Whig-Unionist. She began Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and toimng. She remained Liberal ...

... im BURIED AT THE ROADSIDE. F of a newly-born male child was tou the Side reserbunch yésterday afternoon, buried at Whig ich of a muc h-frequented rai pathway, been through the fields. The body had Tecent] ernight. Ory an ine h or two of soil covered the ...

... said far froui voting against the Land Bill every Indei»endent Irish member will support it, and will, moreover, do what the Whig party wouldn't do—they will endeavour to amend it and make it a useful measure. He distrusied the Government's sincerity. ...

... this method nor anv other, how* e%er, will he get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the gr.at Whig House of 1 I' in* Whig iu the rave old days when meant Radical—are cordial, and even | violent, supporters of party which now in: in fiower ...

... Government Bill lor the abolition of the Irish Viceroyalty. It was introduced in 1850 Lord John ltusseil, as Prime Minister of the Whig Government, and was of a short and simple character. It brietiv proposed that the Queen sliouid, Order in Council, abolish ...