... GUIZOT'S DEMOCRACY IN FRANCE, AND THE WHIGS. Could the learned French statesman hare intended a sly hit at the Whigs when he penned the following passage Could he have had in his mind the Lichfield House compact and its natural sequence, the Irish in ...

... WHIG FAITH. Some time before the commencement of the present session of Parliament, it was announced, by authority, that the Government was prepared to amend the Irish Poor Law. That was a most reluctant concession to the universal cry of the country ...

... MR. O'CONNBLL —THE WHIGS The Whigs The Whigs To what meanness *,j they not descend—to what acts will they not have recourse in order retain place, no matter at what sacrifice principle, or with bow much mischief to the country- do verily believe—and have ...

... MR. O'CONNELL—THE WHIGS. i »ur London coteroporarlea, and more especially The Standard, lias taken up the probable junction between Mr. and the Government, as originally stated in columns of The Evening Mail. The latter able Journal, whose sources of ...

... WHIGS IN SPAIN AND WHIGS IN IRELAND As they can extract nothing else from the English ministry, our constitutional friends may have no objection to extract a moral from despatch of Lord Palmerston, as to how Crown and Government” ought to be “protected ...

... WHIG PROMISES AND WHIG PERFORMANCES FOR IRELAND. (From the Morning Chronicle.') Wh#n the history of this Whig Administration shall come to be summed up, its most dismal chapter will unquestionably be that headed, Irish policy.” are now approaching the ...

... O Ifvutauvs hutrnad DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1842. WHIGS TALKATIVE, AND WHIGS DUMB. When Lord Oxmnantown, some years ago, called the peasantry of Ireland a savage race of assassins, the Whig journals and members of parliament were loud in their reproofs ...

... WHIG JOBBING. There scarcely a public sitaatiou, the occupant of which is approachable intrigue, for the sale or barter of, or retirement from office, that every means are not put in force for the attainment of that object, in order that the Irish Government ...

... HE NEW WHIG PENSION LIST FO) 1840.4] When the Whigs, in their rage for economy, cut down the Royal privilege, of rewarding national services, to the’ standard of twelve hundred pounds per annum—they established two classes of recipients of the Royal bounty ...

... SOLDI ICRS' PENSIONS—WHIG ECONOMY Sir John Cam Hobhouse, the humane friend of the soldier, has just promulgated a measure which must receive, it justly deserves, the gratitude of the whole British army : a warrant has been issued, reducing the soldiers' ...

... THE WHIGS. it reported exultingly in the Whig circlet that if the travereers in the trials now pending the Commtawion are convicted, they will get two years' M imprisonment I How can the Whigs so knowing they dare to insinuate there has been precion# ...

... THE WHIGS. The Whig writer* are not very complimentary to the Whig Minister*. The Wettmituler Reriew says—“ There wouU have been a disposition to rely on the Ministers to some certain extent. Now nobody hat faith either in their honesty ...