... office of Lord Chamberlain ; Sir James Mackintosh, that of Judge Advocate; and Lord Lansdown and several other Leaders of the Whig party have agreed to come into the Cabinet before the end of the Session—the delay being entirely owing to considerations of ...

... CLONMEL, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1827. THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. The Orange Tories are out ; thank Heaven these Tories are out, and out we trust, for long, a very long time. Ireland may now hope, at length, for peace and prosperity; and concord may again revisit ...

... attachment that one thing meedful, Parliamentary Reform,” and the view have taken as to the comparative merits of the leading Whigs, we cannot help feeling that a between the Marquess Lansdown and Mr. Canning, for the purpose of forming joint and efficient ...

... of rubbish.—(A laugh.) The artificer had very dexterously endeavoured tountory a part of the Tories, and unwhig part of the Whigs. Should this country remain in such state ?— (Hear, hear.) Was it fit that matters should thus remaiu ? He wished to know what ...

... perfect right to resign his office—nobody disputed it for a moment —but why attack others ? He (Sir Francis Burdett) was neither Whig nor Tory —terms, in fact, no longer applicable to the state of opinions in this country—but he was an English subject, determined ...

... held, the country would know to what the change of sentiment ought to be ascribed (Hear,) —and the character of an English Whig would no longer bean object of admiration. Mr. M. Fit2g tiiALo said, he did not feel himself at all accountable for acting ...

... only of kindness, Eldon, I love thee well; but never more be officer of mine.— ldem. Scandal says, that as two excellent Whigs were once upon a time going home after their labours in the House, or rather in Bellamy’s, it chanced that one, overcome with ...

... Hon. Baronet put to him was, whether any negociations had been carried on between him (Mr. Canning) and the leaders of the Whig party, previous to the period when he received his Majesty’s directions tor the formation of a new Ministry. The Hon. Baronet ...

... On Thursday six Convicts from Longford ana six from Castlebar, passed through Limerick their way to the Hnlk. . The Northern Whig has resumed its able an spirited career. CU) NMEL—Printed and Published on the of WsDNFfDXTS and Saturdays, by J. HAtltb* > ...

... and which the country expected him to answer, whether negocialions naa not heen carnet! on between him and the eads of the Whig party, for some time before the formation of the present Ministry. This was im P orta, >t charge, and one which the t~L n I*: ...

... this —and he will find, in nine cases out of ten, that those who are going into voluntary exile, are Protestants. —Northern Whig. An unfortunare accident occurred in Holywood, near Belfast, on Friday last. While two young boys were amusing themselves in ...

... attacked the Constitution of the present Ministry ; and more pailicularly the accessions to it, which had been made from the Whig Members. He regretted that he had not the assistance of some among them—Honourable and Learned Gentlemen —to shew up that Cabi ...