... the Whig party. Without the aid of some portion of the Whig Peers, it was admitted by the Protection- ist organs that no move could be successfully made against the measures of the Government.— Any such aid, we knew, would never given by thi Whigs. From ...

... LONG FORD ELECTION. The “Whigs arc firmly seated—and the houses of Far’ldam and Lefbot have pul on deep mourning. W need not say how deeply we sympathise in their ...

... the greater part of the ignominy belongs, assuredly, to the once proud and sensitive, if not sagacious, Tory Opposition. The Whig reactionaries have failed, doubt, in the common object of the manoeuvre, for it was probably nothing more upon their part; ...

... possibility that the few Whig obstructives may defeat their purpose in the present parliament ; and it is clear that, should they succeed in doing so, total change and reconstruction of parties must ensue. Those of the Whigs, who may choose to follow ...

... ditto. Limerick—Two Repealers. Tralee—One ditto. Bandon—A Tory. PORTARLINOTON —A Whig. Armagh—A Whig. Belfast— One W’hig—one Tory. Carrickferous—A Tory. Carlow—A Whig. Cashel— A Repealer. Coleraine—A Tory. Cork— Two Repealers. Dungannon—A Tory. Downpatrick—A ...

... as we have often does | lie, &8 Suggested, either between the irrent mity of the Tory and the ster rsfor| of the official Whig, or between the jection to one, and mere isolation { its in th; fot there is in England » + | party—the party of Reform, which ...

... aupposc that the profesaional position of Mr. Jordan the Connaught Circuit would entitle him, at the hands of his friends, the Whigs, to a better place than the llerordership of Calway. the .-alary of which, we understand, is merely nominal. Had Mr. Jordan ...

... progress, they nibbled at the Signetur: Geutle Sewn or and bécaute the Whigs were net in great of with the People of Ireland, they endeavoures propagate the calumny, that,it was a Whig C Royal spiracy If it wes a Conspiracy, it was a ¥ 1819, at one; for ...

... Illinora, *« point .ie*. only » a* they Whig strength in Whig Stales.aodof in Democratic Slate*. North CMolma. _ ** Whig Stale, but rerootly inclieod to »• wheeled into tbs Whig ranks, and *“** k ° * there, tbs Whig* gain two members I* I** ...

... Why should that give the | there If Sie R. Peel could not hold ment tu the Whigs? Veroment because unable to carry into effect Whig . bow should it from thence that the Whigs wot nen at the If the Jandowners were but true | selves, and if they would enter ...

... triumph of Toryism, and when the Whigs got into power, in Lord Shelbourne’s time they quarrelled amongst themselves, lost the King’s confidence, lost the people’s, &e. &c., or, to speak more philosophically, proved that Whigs and Tories were mere names, excess ...

... Irishmen need to reminded that Parliamentary Reform was Whig handiwork—or to whom is due the Reform of the Municipal Corporations. It is fresh in the recollection of the Irish people that it was to the Whigs owed Lord Normandy’s ruleand that during his Viceroyalty ...