... THE WHIG& The carrying of Reform may be as unfortunate to the Whigs as they fancy it will be to their antagonists. Reform, in fact, is what keeps up the Ministry. If that cry be once stopped, the worthy men will be put upon their meritsand pretty merits ...

... THE WHIGS. Of the genus of politicians the Whigs do certainly exhibit a most anomalous species. In the moral menagerie they are curiosities—and of the few among them who approach to any thing resembling the genus, each is little better than a mere lusus ...

... THE WHIGS. The appoiatment of Major-General the Earl of Roulyn to the long vacant office of Privy Seal indicates two points in tbe Preniier'* policy—the one, bis intention, at far can accomplish it, to compose his Government of Members of bis .own profession ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE TAXES, The Edinburgh Reviewer* being now virtually members of the Administration, exhibit striking example of the difference between the tame persona out of power, and in it.— They sticklers for the preservation of the taxes—the Assessed ...

... WHIG APP NTMENTS. The public, now that the important office of Fust Lord of the re naturally anxious to know who is to Admiralty is vacant, a have the appointment. Whig appointments generally fullow the rule uf “ the least fit,” and it is natural enough ...

... WHIG INVENTION. Bow-Stbekt, Satubday.— A gentlcraan named came this morning before G. R. Jlinrfiull, Em., aijd made the following aingular -aUaeOKatMr. B. said be had ascertained that large quantity of tri-coloured ttags were in the possession of man ...

... AND THE WHIG CULSAD: More than orire have we expreaseil our convirtion, that the infidel part of the Cabinet counted without their host when presuming on the unanimous co-operation of the Dissenters in their sacrilegious war against the national faith ...

... WHIG CONSISTENCV. The liberal Press of Dublin has pricked up its enlightened ears, in alarm at Orangeitm in Cork and accordingly has exhibited, a little of its splendid bile. The cause of this enlight* ened indignation, if referable to the public dinner ...

... WHIG PROSPERITY. The revenue, under the able management of the Whig*, and that most illustrious financier Lord Mitto.v At.thok?, is retrograding with rare and beautiful precipitation The further in, the deeper—the longer the account runs the blacker it ...

... WHIG COMMISSIONS^ the itiiite of the The Commissioners-of Inquiry- into Irish Church are speeding their work. If any one will cast his eye o»er the list Commissions issued recently Tory Administration, and of those now in progress tinder the Whig Ministry ...

... THE WHIG MINISTERS. Of the Whigs, no man say* God save them.’'— They seem to be despised and disowned even by those who had placed on them their firmest reliances ; by those who knew what they were is unnecessary to say, that the whole of their policy ...

... WHIG HKTHENCHMENT& So reduced—so weakened—so beggared are the ick-yards for thesukeofmaintaining a showof economy, that labour as they will, if the fate of England depended upon it, the ships and other vessels required for the bullying service, cannot ...