... USTICE TO IRELAND,” OR THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. “ The well-meant arguments tend to prove that the Whigs were always the worst enemies of Ireland. Mr, Glad- great boon to Ireland, ‘ the reduction of the duty on pepper, is said to have been given, in order ...

... FRUITS OF THE > N WHIG COMPACT By far the most important debate that has taken place during the present session, occurred in the House of Commons on Friday night, when the consideration of the Irish arms bill was proceeded with, and further adjourned ...

... the provisions of a Whig-made struction act. All these matters I have touched, said the noble lord, yet am I far from being satisfied with the completeness of my handywork. Onward will I go in the same course which has kept Conciliation Hall and its analogues ...

... (FROM TOE —WHIG MINISTERIAL.) rejoice that the were enabled from the evidence to arrive at such conclusion. It has relieved the public mind of the deep horror inspired the prisoner's attempt, and the government from the painful responsibility an unqualified ...

... PRESENT POSITION THE WHIGS. The history of l*|ftlatlvn error rooorda BO which the KINO'« adviser* coald have stood, that pronounced parallel to the difficulties which the Whig* have brought on themselves, and the prospective ruin they are bringing on ...

... WHIG ECONOMY—HALF-PAY CATS ! In these days of retrenchment and reform, the slightest indication of ministerial attention to the wants and wishes of the people ought to be regarded with admiration, and received with gratitude—we are today enabled to record ...

... The Representation of Belfast—The following appears in the Northern Whig of this day :— *' We understand that Mr. William Johnston has ceased his canvass of the Parliamentary electors of the borough, owing to an authoritative intimation tnat Mr. Getty ...

... by the Whigs. And that even the Roman Catholics of Great Britain assent to the principle, we have the evidence of the Earl of ARuNDEL and Surrey, himself a Roman Catholic, and son and heir to the Roman Catholic Duke of Norroux, the pre- mier peer of the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE THE ENGLISH WHIG MINISTRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. Str—In the new Cabinet there are— . English Whigs Member of the House of Lords eee oon One Irish County Member eee . English Borough Members . Englishmen defeated at their ...

... The Reform Ministry.—The Whigs came in, but though they came in upon economy, as well peace and reform, there was a power th»y could not move in the way of the first, cud they were obliged to abandon it in reality, though not in name, to secure the last ...

... office this day or to-morrow. But the measure of Whig iniquity is not yet full—the exbibition» of -Whig Something yet remains for pacity is not yet perfect. their own ingenuity or malice to effect, which will render their next voidance of office perpetual ...

... enemy. This is the secret of the open questions. While the Whigs remain place, the agitation them does no mischief to their interests, and injures nobody but the people of England : when the Whigs shall be in place longer, then ballot, or household suffrage ...