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... WHIG TACTICS. We are indebted the trailing Tory journal Ireland for the following insight into the politics of the Whig Party ** The Whig leaders had a private meeting Tuesday,and it said heartily congratulated themselves * the fix” in which they have ...
... Whig saals, CLOIINSL 74. • Thursday. nth Darcy's Cross . .. . .. Mouday, 14 At 19 Ins the n 0.,.. of fee week., should the weather prove favourable. the mackerel be in fall awing, in addition to the mdgnificent new cinch was erected et the cost ...
... THE WHIG WINISTKY. Tlu* cliarnt'lfri«tic of tlio present |nim»try i« the uttvr want uf principle «>r opinion, in»nitested them every subject. Not only are the Cabinet, and the great bul!: its supporters at varienoe (he nio*t important subjects, but ayen ...
... WHIG PROSPECTS. RADICAL DEFECTION—ROYAL DETER- MINATION. Under these two heads the present position of the Whig Cabinet may he briefly described —and its future prospects clearly prognosticated. The Radical* have encamped on separate ground. The split ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. 7 ul/jftnh, Aug, 31. 1829. should have hoped that the punish n.ent inflicted on Mr. Finlay, for a libel on Mr. Crommeliu would have deterred you and him from either writing yourselves or giving insertion in your paper ...
... THE BREAK UP OF THE WHIGS. At s meeting held to-day (Thursday) at i Federation Rooms, Rutland square, Dublls o l Il i Tim Healy was ignominiously expelled. Retributive justice ham fallen Itnt and heavy at the betrayers of the Chief. That angry reCtilli ...
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... THE WHIG PANACEA FOR IRELAND ! The Whigs are a grievous curse on the Empire.— They are worse in many respects than their com-rogues the Tories. They are infinitely more destitute of integrity and bereft of principle ; and when they resolve j on dirty ...
... A WHIG JOB oar private letters from London, ibis moining, Me learn tbat Lord Fortaklinoton, with arn kletsnesa M bicbwe did not iuia« cine even Inni capable, lias disposed of (be of Furlarlingtnn, of Mbii bis own brother is the piesenl rr presentative ...
... THE WHIGS RUINING TRADE. To buy cheap and sell dear was the idol upon whose shrine the burghers of Rotterdam and Ghent worshipped, and to traffic in gold they sacrificed the dominion of the world which Venice had allowed by her purely selfish policy to ...
... TTie whig ministry, The fallowing i« from the London Correetomlenl of T DuUtn Morning Post, a Journ l that hne been a lenperate but steadfait euppnri.r Popery mid liberality ; and w while it anenuouily and rfiici nlly advocated nie’surei, ever made itaelf ...
... (from the northern whig.) Derrt, Sunday Night. The steamer, Londonderry, plying between Sligo and Liverpool, left the former port on Friday, with, it appears, an unusually large number of passengers—a great many of them, it is thought, being on their ...