... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIGS, mind was in some decree prepared for this gratifying announcement by the conduct of that portion of the public press which had been accustomed to flatter the Ministry, and to give its unqualified approval to all their measures: ...

... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. (From the Morning Chronicle of Monday.) It is not long since oue of the most powerful advocates of the Whig ministry said that the country did not know bow much it had been spared by the circumstance of the Whigs being in power on the ...

... RESIGNATIONS OF THE WHIGS. Lord Grey has, as «e had the satisfaction last week to inform our readers, retired from office, and no act of his political life rellects greater credit on his judgment, because it was performed at a time when difficulties ...

... propose the lavish expenditure for the Royal establishment which Lord Melbourne and Whigs will carry. Assuredly such proposition fiom Sir Robert would have raised storm of Whig wrath. Rut there is no Opposition: Tories in office, and To. ries out. have the ...

... POLICY OF THE WHIGS. Otß Parliamentary loieUigaoce llita neck brief, as nell *ery trivial iinportaoce, almost the only matters notice Wing the third reading, in the Commons, of the Bill fur the (cotutal of the Jcnish Dipahililie*, and the attack made ...

... WHIG DISCOMFITIIRK. The result in the Registration Courts throughout the whole country, and most especially in the boroughs and counties around the eastern and western metropolis, has been, «'• far as has yet been ascertained, most signally sue. cessful ...

... IRELAND AND THE WHIGS. But it was a consolation to me, and it ever will be a consolation to me, that on more than one occasion that generous and arm-hearted people, believing that really did wish their prosperity, rewarded us with unusual, perhaps undeserved ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The country has seen within the last few days, in the suppression of the Political Unions, the plain, clear, and convincing evidence of one of two facts—cither all the histories which have been so eagerly and industriously propagated ...

... WHIG AND TORY. Look the places, pensions, sinecures, and Church preferments of the present Cabinet and Its subalterns, compared with those of the last and their subordinates, and a fair estimate may be made, from this evidence alone, of their respective ...

... THE WHIGS OUT OF OFFICE. Lomu cLamaMßon •‘juatr -muTaatr occortTion iaßt*no”t» ltH4. (From tkt Frrrmaa't JamrmmL) Hansard contains many singular things, but all the curiosities this repertory of the singular and the strange, there is nothing to be compared ...

... THE WHIG—AND SOMETHING MORE. u Hunc tu Romans, oareto If you find a man with sulky smile, While his eye is instinct with inward guile, Though of fair estate, and high degree, Yet hand iu hand with mobility, Tinker and tailor hia very good friends. Till ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir—Feeling that the public might naturally expect a reply from me, to some of the observations of Mr. Emerson Tennent, at the late public meeting in Belfast, on the subject of his comments on my letter the friends ...