... WHIG EXPEDIENCY. The Home Secretary and the Chief Secretary to the L.»ki> Lieutenant, being charged, by virtue of their respective offices, with the care of the interests of Ireland, have brought in a bill to divide the whole political influence and power ...

... WHIG JOBBING “If the hon, gentleman were really sincere in inquiring into the policy of government, he:would recommend him, instead of confin- ing himself to insulated cases, bearing hard on the feelings of indi- viduals, to give the house an opportunity ...

... ...

... APPROACHING DOWNFAL OF THE WHIGS. (from the times.) There prevails an impression that the statesmen now in power are not the party or the men that they once were. It is found difficult to identify them with the historical Whigs, or with the great men who ...

... the provisions of a Whig-made struction act. All these matters I have touched, said the noble lord, yet am I far from being satisfied with the completeness of my handywork. Onward will I go in the same course which has kept Conciliation Hall and its analogues ...

... WHIGS AM) BRUNSWICKERS—IMPORTANT. I FROM THE STAR OF BRUNSWICK. J Whigs place first. They are the most ancient name, although the principles upon which both they and Bruiiswickers are founded, are coeval ami cotitemporaneous unbiased man—one not tinged ...

... THE WHIG MODUS OPERANDI. A Ministry throat inta power by the brute and unreasoning force of the democracy must be at once the tool of the populace, and the tyrant of the country. Such a Ministry, having no moral weight of its ownhaving no hold upon the ...

... down each lot; and going,going, going— ahead, wit, is the shout of the Whigs, while knocking down, as fast as they can, Britain's Imperial Majesty. What have the Whigs done, what are they doing, advance the interests of the Queen, and of her kingdom ...

... WHIG PROFLIGACY—THE MAGISTRACY. Prepared the country may be for any flagrant act the Whigs, their conduct with respect to the magistracy the counties of Galway and Roscommon, which have outraged the constitutional law of the land, their own rules and ...

... WHIG DEMONSTRATIONS OF VIGOUR “ We have just heard,” says the Freeman's Journal of this morn. inn; “that a warrant has been issued for the rest of C. G, and that informations, charging Mr. T. D. Reilly with havin; Duty, mitted felony under the new act ...

... NOUR AN NGST WHIGS A correspondene is published in the of Monday between Lord Ramsay and Lord Douglas Hallyburton, in col quence of the latter having voted against Lord San- he had paired off with Lord Ram- say. Lord Hally burton | sis conduct by the ...

... Oh BROUGHAM AND THE WHIG We subjoin an authorised version of Lord s defence of himself against little Lord charge, that the noble and learned lord had not come up to an ex-Chan- of the Exchequer's estimate of what constitutes a good party man. It struck ...