... They have nobly done their duty, and the battle of the Constitution is new fought end won. Since our last publication two Whig Members—namely, Mr. Wilbrabam, for South Lincolnshire, have been displaced Conservatives, and the game of Ministerc is ever ...

... think they form so strong a minority that only a few weeks can elapse until split take* place between the Whigs and their new allies; and the Whigs, finding it impossible to retain the reins of power, roust again yield them, however reluctantly, to the ...

... d, make the slightest mistake of confounding their premises with their prognostics,” lie proceeds then to prove, that the Whigs or Ministerialists, with purblind selfishness, believed that it would enable them to plunder the I'oiies of political power ...

... e part: The beginning of injuries originated with the Whigs. It was by a Whig Governor-General that all India, as well myself, was deluded by false promises, made only to broken ; it was by a Whig Member of Council that was banished without trial, and ...

... causes of the Whig fear Nortbamptonshiic, and, with the defeat of the inevitable tuin the prc>ent Ministry. The Biitish public are no longer uni to the fact that the struggle now going on between the parties hitherto distinguished Whig-and 'Tories is ...

... supporters of the press, takes right good care to shrink. The journal to which allude is the Northern Whig. Our Lister contemporary, who, though a Whig, is one of the old school Whiggcry, and no Papist, but an honest Pr. shylcrian, calls for some feasible ...

... ents in llri* country. Did the base W'higs, even when in exlremit, go so far *s this I The policy of Sir Peel is now announced—the mask thrown asidethe present Conservative government have not only adopted the Whig policy, which they vehemently arraigned ...

... NEW LAW APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Eccles Culhbert. who has been familiarly styled the oldest Whig in Ireland, has been appointed to the vacant Chairmanship, and Mr. Hitchcock to the office of Magistrate of the Arran-quay Police-office, in the room of the late ...

... was a regular fight between the Whigs and Conservatives. The latter won, they always will, if they exert themselves, by giving Mr. Bond, their candidate, a majority of twenty-five over the * lath and plaister pure old Whig’ nominee, Mr. Gambier. Let Sir ...

... a tory government conducted by whig hands and therefore irresponsible. Or might it be termed two governments in one; the difference between the twd parts being, that the Tories dictate all the measures, and the Whigs take all the salaries and patronage ...

... Russell's resolution. We very much miscalculate if any Ministy can carry these measures through the House of Lords. If the Whigs or Destructives shall undertake the task, they will most atsuiedly fail when they are brought before the Upper House. The month ...

... Jury in Ireland? The Whigs—the children of liberty—its advocates and defenders. Was he (Mr. O’Connell) wrong in warning the people of England to beware was convinced that alt the present Government wished to was, to establish a Whig despotism instead of ...