... 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 ...

... ELEVATION OF WHIGS. The Carlow Morning Cost makes a joyous announcement of the appointment of the following Whigs and Radicals to Governors of the Carlow Lunatic Asylum N. A. Vigors, M.P., Walter Hackney, M.P., Thomas Wallace, M.P.. the Right Rev. the ...

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... have long been acquainted with the nominal distinction between Whig and Tory; but in popular L, lature the terms must become obsolete the parties have really alike regards the people Whigs and Tories have been hitherto contending for the loaves and fishes—in ...

... spectacle of a Whig ministry, promising to extinguish tithes, yet enforcing with more than accustomed rigor the revolting remnant of the tax. wanted but the exhibition of arrests, prosecutions, and punishments, for meetings, of which the Whigs set the example—of ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY. Strict orders have been received at the various Government offices, by order of my Lord Grey, not to send a single advertisement or encourage in the remotest degree any Newspaper, London or provincial, that does not strongly advocate ...

... what rumour thus as- cribes to the purposes of the Whigs ?-could 'he more injuriously misoccupy the bench or more effectually demoralise the bar ? FNr Mr. Moore, apart from his aspirtions:after Whig preferment, and judging of h-s private cha- racter and ...

... nas DOL yet Oe B ee ae eee eee eee Se contemplated absence from bis presemt important post w be temporary. WHIGS AND RADICALS. We specially recommend to our Radical friends, a e con- De- addressed by Mr. to Mr. Frencn, the Se of the General Association ...

... WHIG FALSEHOOD The cleiea* of Minintera on ThurwUy nlgHt, opon Ih* motion of Mr. Bankes for an odjoornment, *** on a pretent for (il«.olvliig Parliament. The allegation of Lord Bnouoham was, that the were refined, tide mlterable ahlft—a downright Ul«ehm»l ...

... THE MINISTRSf_THE WHIGS. have not been •anguine some of our contemporaries, that the new reign would bring change of ministry, ora better system of go amend. have had usually Whig heir* to the throne, but Tory monarchs, and, to say the truth, the Whiffs ...

... WHIG GRATITUDE Seems to be of the same moral genus with Popish gratitude and Popish faith. When Sir R. Peel w4s called to the chief puce in the Councils cl his vf.reion, Sir Hussey Vivian was in command here, and the generous and high-minded Piumiku did ...

... 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 ...