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... hands of the Irish church, or pains and penalties—or whether the difficulty so in- surmountable as prove the overthrow of the Whig cabinet, as insisted upon by the Morning Adcertuer, which seems to be the most accuratelyinformed of all the metropolitan journals ...
... friends were in power, be was opposed and defeated by the Whig candidate, Mr. Abercromby, in 1835. From Mr. Aberemmby's election on to the present there has been an uninterrupted succession of Whig or Radical Speakers. It has happened that the retirement ...
... rresbyterianism in that colony. Votes of tliunks and encouragement were passed, in those cases, tbe Assembly. Adjourned.— K. Whig. ...
... f From the Morning Herald.) will tnm from onr own opinions and those of our friends, am! show, the language of two Whig Journalists, how entirely Sir Robert Peel has foiled in clearing his own character. Both of these Journalists admire the course which ...
... NEWSPAPER AGENCY. Belfast. News-Letter Mot them Whig Irish Times Saunders's Irish Daily News 10 0 10 0 a.«n 12 p.m 12 Tmi-WKMLT. Derry Seatioel. Towday, TtmiwJay Satarday ••• »■ WKKKtT Bel(iuit Weekly New*. Saturday (Can be delivered ...
... pronouncements of tho luenty who lately deserted the Whig premier in his utmost need. It true, indeed, that when the call of his country ami his Queen repelling the encroachments of the Roman pontiff, the Whig leader was dividing his house against itself. But ...
... contingent far the Conservative, the former being 10D, and the latter 150. It i». therefore, a Whig majority, and f»r its leaders art- Whig leaders, and Sir Robert a Whig Premier. This the case, nut just for the nonce, not on the minor or accidental question; ...
... uncommon event for the septennially elected to run out their full career; nay, so powerful was the power and inf)Q~ cnee of the Whig ministry at that period, thot the new elections were usnully mere matter of form, no change of any importance ever taking place ...
... enraged at the Whigs, and were ml in their anger, and said to the wicked rulers, even the Whigs, Id You have 100 king deceived ns. and brought ns great distress, therefore, get ye down quickly, from tha high places of lend. IA And the Whigs feared anger ...
... boose with the Whigs.'* The hints of Ssdleir, clearly expressed, are of more importance, aa It was bat about at that lime that certain intriguers on this side of the Channel were secretly planning coat itiou between the Peelites and the Whig families. The ...
... TIB KDITuB TBB DAILY BZPtt*'**. RECENT WHIG PROSELYTES. Rib—S eorrespondenee appeared recently >h* '»'aea.lo-C ...
... Sir J. D* Elplnnttoue, Meters. Laird, Corry, Talbot. Huuuessy. Sir ¥. Batiug, Peto. Paxtou, ami Berkeley —7 Cooaervalivea, I Whig, 3 Radical*—against Lord C. Paget, Messrs Suosfeld, Baxter, Lawsou—all Miaiatarialiata Lord Palmerstou has promised that the ...