... (Prom the Morning Herald.) Indications have lately appeared in a morning torv paper, and in whig evening one, of longini among some the conservative party ami llioir wliig-r.idical opponents cobble up’ a compromise (ilic attempted one of last session ...

... 9 THE HOUSE, OFFICES, GARDENS, & DEMESNE, OF WN, WHIG Either b»Bet ARE TERTECT ORDER, of Yean, niey i Any p«d) which are directed RicfiAßD Pinbbs Irwin, Esq., No. 10, Blessington street, Dublin: or Mrs. Mahon, Cavetown, shall be atteoded’to. April 2, ...

... to favour the Whigs ; suppose it were so, and that she found the Conservative ministers disowned hy the Conservative party, what would do? According the assumption, inclination would make her anxioue seize the pretext to “send for” a Whig. But what could ...

... LORD STANLEY'S UEiasTKBTION TULLDEATH-WARRANT OF THE WHIGS, (From the Packet.) pereei*e with satijhclion—« pwisfortion Which feel cenfi ...

... made to tbe neat Whig official. The jotopey waa nbservod until the moment for ncliou The of Ibo noutraei which oansed tbs vaeancy were cbaracier moat the G »»i rnincut—whmlnr lh» result should or laduie. Ti e contest la one hetueeli the Whig Government and ...

... . Whig Placeman. Sir G.R. Carnac, .. .. Whig. ■Mr.-C. G. Round, .. ..Conservative, laird Seymour, .. ~ Whig Placeman. Mr. E. Stanley, .. .. Conservative. Mr. J. B. East, .. . . Conservative. Mr. W. A. Johnson, .. Radical. Mr. W. Evans, ~ .. Whig. Mr-E ...

... against rebclhon—he upon the |*eop!e of Ireland shout r.s cue man at the back of the Whigs,” and yet more than insinuates, all the dexterity of Untie type, that the Whigs “are worse that their enemies”—than they false, false friends.” His letter opens with ...

... Plunket. We calculate that every person in the Whig list will agree generally with Sir James Graham and Lord Stanley. The Noble Lord has said that the declaration of Sir Kobert Peel is Whig, purely Whig, and that he cannot oppose measures framed in strict ...

... great uu.dcn of the song was the treachery and roisgovernment of the Whigs—the perfidy and corruption of Mr. Connell 1-Mr. Fitton, the delegate from Brighton, declared that 'lie Whigs carried into ffect the professions they made before the reform bill ...

... it contradictory to rejoice on Tuesday at the accession of the Tories and the upset of the Whigs, and on Saturday to call upon the fallen and the debased Whigs, to join in a fight against the Tories ; but it seems we are quite wrong. Our contemporary ...

... disturber, lie veils not a biller spirit with a placid face The following are his opinions the Whigs,as expressed by him the Mayo election:— *• ministry. Whig, Radical, or Tory, can hope again lo rule Ireland with rod of iron. The Catholics are now nearly ...

... Its observation about Mr. llunnerman, having waited to lurued out was hardly necessary ; for Mr. Binnemiun a whig, and who ever heart of whig resigning any siluntian ; besides how could he go oat unld was litcinlly out.” unless he mended hy his conduct ...