... PROSPECT OF THE WHIGS. The extinction of the Whig nobles, a powerful partv in the country, appears to be inevitable. Their intermediate position, not sympathizing with the masses vet aloof from the general body of the aristocracy, is not favourable for ...

... 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 ...

... FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1839. ; WHIGS AND TORIES. I The evil that men do lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. We have frequently said harsh things of the Whigs, and more frequently have we been com- pelled to ...

... WHIG COMMISSIONS. Another feature of Government policy, in reference to the Established Church, was developed in the course of a short conversation on Friday evening the House of Lords. new trait of Whig-Radicalism was brought into notice a question put ...

... WHIG JOBBING. Major-General Ellice—whom we confess think an extremely ill-used man—is not to be Governor Portsmouth and Commandant of the district. When Lord Wcllc«ley was made Lord Lieutenant Mr. Littleton, it was a condition stipulated for Lord Grey ...

... 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 ...

... had they to expect from their whig ruler*. Thev passed the Irish coercion bill, for which Mr. O’Connell called them base, hrutal. and bloody whig*.”—(A voice—“ has changed his tune.”) lie (Mr. White) knew it, but the whigs dc served the epithets—(hear ...

... people will ever be excited favor of a Whig measure, long the Whigs continue to act as they have done.” Enthusiasm can never again be excited in favor of the Whigs. The cry of union of Reformers in support of a purely Whig administration will never again anything ...

... WHIG CONSISI4NCY. ?? -1A1 he- Ie l u (FlRiOM THlE ThUE MN.) Hear why be (Sir John livboebboae) thinks a slauding armay, is, like the debt, a nftioital blessveng just Iw V-] -If any constitutional jealousy had prevailed in former Parliaments vwi b respect ...

... centuries ? Surely -we are not so unconscientious as to think that Tory prelacy implies plunder, and Whig prelacy purity- that saints sit on the Whig benches, and their anti- types on the Tory. No i'faith we make no such dis- itinctions-a prelate is a ...

... THE FOREIGN WHIGS. Vienna, Maech 27. —The second full meeting of the conference was held yesterday. The subject of discussion was said to have been the press. —AUgemtine Zeitvng, April 2. The Messagtr dee Ckambrts adverts to the existence of a report ...

... —of all the Whig administrations, and of all the administrations '—(Bursts of laughter.' did uot know whether the appellation old Whig might not offend the Noble Lord . but perhaps without offence they might be permitted to call ‘ juvenile Whig ” Times’ ...