... 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. A pamphlet li»t been published called The Gbremme'nl Kithmt Whigi , being answer to The Coun/ry without Goelnrwnt. We present one passage on the subject, which may taken fair specimen of the and style of the pamphlet The Whigs are, reality ...

... TORIES AND WHIGS W'« repeat wliat often *aid before, that in relation life, whether jurors, a* non, mlegislators, or«« gentlemen, would infi nilely prefer the Tories the Whigs. If the Tories professed to ameliorate law they would perform their promise ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY, The late virtual defeat of the Whigs, (for it amounted to defeat,) on the motion of Mr. Harvey respecting the pension list, must have the effect of weakening them as a ministry j and it is the interest of the people that they should ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR ENEMIES. Tlie Morning Chronicle, in commenting upon the distribution government patronage Scotland, says—The office given Mr. TVeedie was sought for by several most respectable and tried friends of government, who, of course, are not ...

... THE WHIGS AND CONSERVATIVES. The Irish btickltyer in Joe Mill'r, who wrs carried up the ladder his fellow’s hi d, and shouted with delight when thought his heater was about fall from the uppermost bar, was but of the rejoicing of the Tories The Whig ministry ...

... WHIG PROSECUTIONS. Those persona who took pan the anti-tithe meeting in the west of this county, have been b>tlea before the magistrates at Petty Sessions, to answer charges the Atlurney General at th* approaching assizes. We understand that a magit rate ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. request the attention of Lord Morpeth to the following letter. It relates to the circumstances of a locality, but it is illustration of what is parsing throughout Ireland.— Every institution made a Protestant garrison of, where bigotry ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES, There a good deal of discussion in some the clubs, relative a rumored conversation between a member tho government a leading Tory, in which the forme ris said have acknowledged that ministers were in queer state,** and ily beset with ...

... THE WHIGS AND TORIES His Majesty's ineapables are I'eginning to feel (he utter impossibility of their retaining office, wiibout remodelling the- administration, and strengthening coalition with men of more experience in state alTaits. With this view, ...

... THE FOREIGN WHIGS. Vienna, March 27.—The second full meeting of the conference was held yesterday. The subject of discussion was said to have been the press Allyemcine Zeilung, April 2. THIS DAY’S MAIL. ...

... harangue against the Whigs.” Oh! no, but he made only a harangue against Whig, Mr. Curran, and because he rcas Whig. Neither, it seems, did he speak politics”—oh ! no, he only assailed a politician, and the politics he assailed him for were Whig politics. This ...