... This has been a day of astonishing excitement hi the I l,11nss of Commous ard in the neighbourhood of Downing- street. The Whigs, it is said, have received a deatli-blowl from I oiid Stanley, and the hour of their dissolution is an- nounced, on the authority ...

... ?? ENGLISH WHIGS-IRISH JOBBING. TO TatE EDITOR OF THIE FRUtEAN. Sort-Tn your paper of- this day there appears an-an- nouncement that ?? BI. Hitchins, Esq., of the Chief Secre- tary's Office, has' been appointed Inspector-Geucral of Government Prisons ...

... THE NEW CORPORATION, AND WHIG WORTHIES. The Whigs never think any period of the session too late for the introduction of measures prejadi- fi cial to Ireland. Accordingly a bill has been brought t in under the auspices of our Chief Secretary and . So ...

... Some silly folks at both sides of tte water i - gined that the Whig project for the abolition of the Irish Viceroyalty was an economic movement , deroid of the usual ingredient in most Whig proceedings_ rank jobbing. The denouement of the plan in par. ...

... THE WHI-G CAMPAIGN AGAINST TiHE SICK POOR OF DUBLIN. We publish in another column to-day two very useful letters on the threatened demolition of the Dublin hospitals. When we last referred to this subject we committed the mistake of estimating the government ...

... to its provisions. Some even hint at a higher qualification than that suggested in the Inst bill of the Whigs This is hardly possible; but the Whigs are capable of anything. The debate in the Commons promises to be much pro- longed. Bright, Peel, Cobden ...

... done to excite the animosity of the Whigs? Is this contemptible prolongation of oppression intended as a retaliation for their two defeats on the Spirit Bill? We should not be at all surprised at this illustration of Whig magna- nimity, though the absence ...

... cal liberty which the Whigs would give them. This displays the native hostility which the dear bread men have ever felt at heart, and proved in ] action, to Ireland. I We are threatened, too, it seems, with the apathy I of Whigs, as well as with the ...

... us of the definition of politics not long since given by a great Whig orator- Politics, said the great Whig statesman, politics-what is poli- tics ? Keep the Tories out-put the Whigs in- that is politics. ...

... protection for them. Whig-Why, Sir, if there were no rich what would all the tradespeople do? Socialist-Exactly what your Dublin tradesmen will do when there is no Lord Lieutenant. Whig-Sir, they should starve. Socialist-C'est bienpossible. Whig-But, Sir, it ...

... of the subject will satisfy the citizens of Dublin that in robbing the poor of the benefits of this noble institution, the Whig government is directly labouring to spread pestilence and death among the o4.izens of every degree. At the sug- gestion of ...

... himself from the penalty. The Whigs know it well, and therefore the less excusable are the unnecessary restrictions and sufferings which are heaped upon Smith O'Brien under pretence that he might fly the colony. True Whig justification! Will no representative ...