... spite of Whig and Tory help or opposition, who then is that man? e, and that in Greece as well as in Spain monarchy will Where are we to look for him? And if none such be found lathe ;then itself by the mutual respect of the rights of the Whig or Tory ...

... system of Government ~ le removal of the seat of Government igston, if the conduct of the Goverr ome Govervv^vnv ippears by Whig vs Metcalft scunted the 1, to be Deputy-Governor of the 'a, the lion. James Buchanan to be members of Iler ...

... extensive opportunitiee of intrigue. We are tempted to Ilie Sipor'cTiot' There add, that in spite of all the iniren oily of Whig repro- , two 'Enough, sentations, this happy result is in no small degree to be myl ° i ld r itY mettamiE 1 attributed to the ...

... 's misconduct at Macroom was the subject of conversation a few days ago at the Reform CIO. How would you proceed, said a Whig member of the lower house to a northern ex-Chancellor, in such a case ? Why, said Plain John, I should just proceed ...

... acted judgment and discretion—we do not see now he can continue to remain Chief Secretary in Ireland. _ (From the Belfast Whig.) The prosecution war, that for a space did fail, has been revived, in Dublin, with great spirit, sad promises to produce ...

... his concealment at Donaghadee. lived retired ; but, it is said, still preserved something like style at his table —North. ern Whig. ...

... opposition ? Do they say that the League is pursuing a party object! Do they say we are Whigs or Tories, Am I a Whig The Whigs have claimed me—they don't say lam a Whig. Oh ! lam sick of this looking at great national question, through these miser*. party ...

... obtained those letters, although, if he were a Protestant, be need not require them; and it was only on the accession of the Whigs that he was able to obtain what he sought for. He (Mr O'Connell) had great pleasure in proposing the marked and especial thanks ...

... and constitutional me.. [The learned gentleman traced the history of the move- . rnent for Repeal down to the passing of the Whig Coercion Act I The coercion act having expired in the year 1838, an association was formed called the general association for ...

... THE REPEAL TRIALS. (Letter by the Editor of the Northern Whig.) THURSDAY Ninny, JAN. 15.—1 n my last two letters, I gave a brief outline of the speech of the Attorney-General, in opening the case against the traverser', and the public have now the report ...

... have indeed had one or two noble examples of independence exhibited in connection with the Corn question by members of the Whig party. Those of Lord 'Spencer - Fox Mettle, being set by men who had held office governments, are peculiarly encouraging; and ...

... We have greatly been little of any _ readers have not been have quoted some candid the proceedings from our con-4tNorthern Whig, who appears personal witness of them. there French Chamber does • In fact, since the .he Legitimists, little atten- , discussion ...