... HE WHIGS OUT, AND THE WHIGS IN Amongst the manifold objections which have ever detached us from the Whigs, is their possession of that plastic and convenient faculty of blowing hot and cold with the same breath. There is but one invariable prin- ciple ...

... WHIG PATRONA Ik LAND (From the Morning Chronicle.) We have received a letter from Mr. Martin Crean, secretary to the Repeal Association (upon the anaounce- meut of whose preferment to a situation of trust under government we commented last week), which ...

... but one course for the impracticable incapables which called the reforming master. Alonzo is dead— Bo is not my enmity. The Whigs are politically extinct, but there shall be neither forgetfulness nor forgiveness for the infamy of the deeds which they didin ...

... the principles of the Whig Administration in 1836, could not have occurred. Lord John must have been entirely off his guard, when he made that allusion. The year 1836 is one which no earthly consideration should induce the Whigs to mention It is a year ...

... own objects trading upon the passions of his deluded countrymen : he became tho political supporter of the Whigs in Parliament —of those Whigs whom he had condemned and abused: he became the personal adulator of the Irish Secretary—of that same Mr STANLEY ...

... ROCHE AND THE WHIGS. The Morning Chronicle and the Whigs have become wrath fui and bellicose because Mr. Roche, the high-minded member for this county, presumed to say that the people Ireland did not care a pin about the differences between Whig and Tory. ...

... THE WHIGS IN OFFICE AND OUT CE. Everybody remembers the commotion of 1843. Nobody, we trust, forgets the conduct of the Whigs upon that oc- casion. Downing-street and the Treasury benches were then in possession of the Tories, and the Whigs coveted their ...

... 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 ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY The proceedings of the past week have done more expose the ridicule, contempt, and disgust the farce of Reform, upon which our precious Ministers have contrived to exist for the last two ears, than all the arguments that have been adduced ...

... 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 ...

... EDMUND BURKE AND WHIG PHILOSOPHY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORK EXAMINER. Thursday, Dec. 3, 1846. Sir,—As you have already allowed me to give the Whigs a few friendly hints, hope you will permit me to add another to the number. These gentry have earned for ...