... up our caps the stage sunslune of the other ? Where was the announcement of the whig leader, as to the lords and his compeers, who saw the error of their way, as to whig justice to Ireland ? Was the voice of the pigmy divinity omnipotent in its own thunder ...

... nnmber of evictions at Meelici, last week, wae no less than EIGHTY. The property belongs to the Marquis of an En, glishman, a Whig and an Limerich Absentee. The Agent is the celebrated Mai rcus DEATH OF DR. WELLESLEY, BROTHER OF THE DUKE OF WEL TON Satuapay ...

... THE WHIGS—THE MINISTERIAL ANNOUNCE. Where we could consistently do interfering satisfacte with our higher advocac: v of domestic legislation, we were | selves ag believe, | for giving every support to the present Government, had an because we believed ...

... showers. Your Whig contemporary, it is understood, willing to swallow his the Senior Member, order to serve the interest necessities the Whig leader. a word, there appears to a wonderful unanimity in regard to the arrangement among the Whig jobbers every ...

... WHIG VERSUS TORY. The following comparison between the achievements of the Liberal or Whig party during the last 20 years, with those ol the corruptionists, or Tories,we take from the new pamphlet, “ Whit’s next” which we noticed in our last. It demonstrates ...

... FEOM THE MORTHESN WHIG. At a period when learned Theologians ve opposed to each other,on tbe policy of circulating the Scriptures without note ami comment; when the combatants on froth sides nre heated and inflamed, ami almost sinking beneath the ponderous ...

... WHIG AT =MOLL Tinsisses hes Ass shearibeal by dellihtsod Wrists as the of the Swath of Irolmel; irked, justly se. As ewater. lug-pies ft hse beams vary popular, howdy Weems of its strand, sad it pined • haw that mot be turista,. to other smi watering ...

... THE WHIG COERCION BILL - The following is. detailed statement Of those peasages in M. Poetess-me'. speech, detail. Meg tho prorimone of the bill than were conveyed by the telegraphic summary ; The provisione of the bill to be applied to the dictricto ...

... THE WHIGS IN POWER—IRELAND [COMMUNICATED. | WE have ever insisted upon the assured capacity of Ire- land to enforce justice from England, and that, in any constitutional struggle for its obtainment, she could not be otherwise than triumphant. We never ...

... THE O'CONNELL MONUMENT—CONTRIBUTIONS FROM WHIG OFFICIALS. (From the Olobe.) Some of the Irish Tory journals are very wroth will their Lord Chancellor for joining in subscription lately sot on foot for erecting a to O'Connell in Dublin a circumstance is ...

... or for ill, the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of an oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introdaction of new elements, pecially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The Whigs come in and go out ...

... E WHIG RELIEF AT every step they take, trom badto worse, the Whigs find themselves admonished of the fatality and poverty of their legislation. The consequences of the Labour Rate Act are gathering on them, whichever way they turn—whatever they advise ...