... the occasion consivted. They not net together to adva- inletea'sof Whigs ol lori «, or those of 9,1 V. r«ili ...

... The game the Whigs lias been played to the end, ami faihne and defeat now stares in the Ince. The people are longer territied the cry of the Tories are coming.” They answer, if they do cone, what evil will follow? Our position under the Whig udannistrotion ...

... DESIGNATION OF PEEL. The Peel Ministry is at length dissolved, and the Whigs arc once more in power. Elsewhere will found the programme of the new Whig Ministry, and, indeed, far the appointments have gone, they are deemed of satisfactory na- but time ...

... profession of the Ho. man Catholic faith on his death iicd.— Ilaltanuie Catholic Herald. THE WHIGS.—THE IRISH PACKET STATION. (From the Freeman.) In one pnrliculur the Whigs differ from all other parties. The routine is, to be one thing in office—quite another ...

... tbrougbout the kingdom base calibre; and to this the Whigs willingly assent. are the Whigs! It quite ti::i ■ for fh ...

... was only waiting his opportunity to throw overboard, altogether, those very men, and that very party, who bad turned out tho Whig?, that they might him the highest office in Downing-street. Symptoms of mutiny in the Conservative camp very soon followed ...

... Fitzsimon’s, Esq., return is, as he deserves, perfectly secure. Will we have another candidate the field in opposition the whig-lory Lord Oxraantown. It may premature, hoi «v cannot help asking why not Westenra address the county? Independent of Ids ...

... elaborate reproach against the ministers, for their former vilification the Whigs, and their subsequent tdoution Whig measures, together with apre* official declaration of Whig policy towards Irejand. Mr. DTseai-i renewed his onslaught on the Premier in ...

... Sains Fopuli Saprema Lex? Friday, July 1«, 1849. GOVERNMENT PROSECUTIONS. The ameliorative measures promised Ireland by the Whigs are being fast developed these most paternal rulers. Newgate is being filled with rapidity that bids fair td- overflow even ...

... give a general support to Whig Ministry. This majority is made up of tho representatives of towns and boroughs England and Scotland, and consisting of a considerable number of Whigs and a large number of Radicals, keeps a Whig Ministry in office. Tho Radical ...

... adequate remedies ought and would be devised British Parliament. Earl Oret, a Whig, was then In Office, and O’Connell foiiinl him, instead of adopting the advice of the Whig party here, acquiescing in the wrongs and injustice of the people, and promoting ...

... there were not more than 63 Whigs, including in that numhei about half a dozen gentlemen who have been by no means invariable supporteis of kbe present Ministry. Of those 68, 18 were members of the government; leaving 45 or 39 Whigs to back the Ministry against ...