... CONS. WHIGS. 236 6 307 Which leaves a British Protestant majority of against Ministers. The Gln\>li says the w ill have majority of 30 on the whole However, will seen by our table returns, that even counting all the joints of the tail, Ministers w ill ...

... needy Whig artist, for the time. The hieroglyphic envelopes have been aholnhedin fo/o.and new envelope, simply with a plain medallion of the Queen upon one corner has been introduced. Mr. Aaron Hill, (we believe schoolmaster in Birmingham), Whig of the ...

... FEDERALISM—THE WHIGS. The Morning (’Aron»c/«—the leading organ >f the Whjgs—published a few day* since, long and laboured article on the present position of Irish affairs, in which it admits that the agitation for a local legislature becoming every day ...

... —THE WHIGS. Providence has at length come to tfce rescue of the remnant of the Irish peasantry,anJ cast His protecting arm around them—guarding them against the murderous machinations of Speculators men blood, and the equally dire policy of the Whig mcapahles ...

... WHIG I)!•:FEATS. Lord .I -bn Russell, Colonial Secretary, and hfinisterial Iradcr, has been into the city lavotiori by a pitiful maj.vnty nine a poll «f wore ih.in twelve thousand electors; shnvrd sus-, p cion being entertained, is well-informed quarters ...

... MORE WHIG PATRONAGE. Mr. of ihe Head Office, tut poinlrd chief nugisirale of police, vice Alderman Fleming resigned. un-lersland lhai the appoint, was offered to Mr. F. Thorpe, Porter de* dined it, preft-rring to remain legal to the bench. Mr. George ...

... WHIG ASSISTANT-BARRISTER. noticed very moderate and restrained terms of disapprobation the appointment of Mr. Win. M'Dennott an nssisunt-barristership. The first fruits of such an appointment has been already gathered. Mr. M'Drrmolt was appropriated for ...

... WHIG-RADICAL JOBBING Will it he believed that it iq* in contemplation to pension oft Alderman Darlcy, rfnd appoint Mr. Finn, of Kilkenny, in his room f Dan’s relatives are coming in for nice pickings, ns are his partizans also.— What flourishing soil ...

... immaculate Whig ministers before they had received the sanction of the House of Commons, and they now come cringing before the Representatives the people, supplicating them to vote away the public money to that immense amount O these economical Whigs !—retained ...

... THE PEOPLE'S CHARTER AND THE WHIG JOURNALS. hav« bt«« !•!»•» 4 t« Hie m 4 Wbjo«r*al ( If not paM «nfa*. at Uail voternairnt ectiaiaHoa, and anxiona tn tboir aortilo ala**. W« art aaakllfol liaiatn—trt thia abort graphic ak-trh eanaot aarelj be aiiaiakea ...

... Blessings of whig rule i In an excellent article contained in the Etesino Mail of Monday, the pensent state of Ireland, the injuries i nflicted on this coon try are set forth in alacid and argumentative manner. We extract the following p.s exemplifying ...

... THE NATTIUL DEATH OF WHIG DOM The extinction of the Whip nobles, powerful party in liie country, appears l» inevitable. Their intermediate position, not sympathising with the masses yet aloof from the general body of the aristocracy, is not favorable ...