... suspect of Mean as securing their franchise, thruaned by foram projects of this description. Ale! for the leader of the old Whigs, when on the very beak:-field aboard by himself he meets the opposition of a farmer ally sad faithful follower! 7b band, is ...

... opportunity to regain office, and should he bid up to the mark of the extreme Radicals he will the support of the moderate Whigs, and then his tenure of office would be short indeed. However, the Ministry are determined to persevere and if necessary to ...

... divisions existing amongst the Radical and Whig parties, render it necessary that Irishmen should calmly and divassionately consider what are the claims of Lord John Russell nod the Whigs to their support? 'that the Whigs, when in (Ace, have ever been profuse ...

... divisions existlog amongst the Ratlest end Whig parties, render it necessary that Irishmen should calmly and dispassionately consider what are the claims of Lord John Unwell and the Whigs to their sepport ? That the Whigs, when in office, have ever been profuse ...

... hands than to the Whigs. We hope that every county in Ireland will be contested by the friends and supporters of the Earl of Derby, and that Irishmen, for once, will record by their votes their want of coafideuce in the pledge breaking Whigs, who have never ...

... benefits conferred on the empire by the present administration, and in this country every means will be had recourse to by the Whig place-hunters to arouse religious and national antipathies—yet, we sincerely hope that Irishmen will prove that the day has ...

... those mass where the polities of the two parties did not clash. Nat the Whigs. From the hour on which the premise Cabinet took office to the division of last Thersder night, the Whig opposition has been thorough/4y is scrupulous and fatuous. Wherever a ...

... invariably supported them isms cams where the politics of the two parties did Mot the Whigs. From the hour on which Cabinet took office to the division night, the Whig opposition has boo scrupulous and factious. Wherever • hs 'Minted of coalescing with ...

... the motion of ?4lr. Berkeley is support of the ballot which stands for We laesday ant, all lead mall further embarrass the Whigs tad send thsm beforedairceastima- rice either pledged to rapport that maim or opposed to it. The interest as well as the Foreign ...

... the country will by their generous support enable them to carry on the business of the Empire despite the attempts of the Whigs to drive them from office. ...

... that the Whigs would not have acted in a like liberal spirit by Ireland. Irishmen who value the prosperity of their country—who expect a liberal and just measure of Tenant Right, should not allow themselves to be imposed on by the old Whig cry of ...

... that the Whigs would not have acted in a like liberal spirit by Ireland. Irishmen who valise the prosperity of their country-1% ho expect a liberal and just measure of Tenant Right, should not allow themselves to be imposed on by the old Whig cry of ...