... sure to be just so much addition to the Whig ranks Parliament. That, fancy, is evident. Counties which return three Conservatives now, are to docked of one of their number, and that one is to transferred the Whigs. But it may said that there will be a balance ...

... leanings. A reversion to the Whig doctrines of the days of Fox, would little else than overstepping line now almost imaginary, for those doctrines bear a near Affinity to the Conservatism of 1853. suspect that the ** old Whigs” have got more than enough ...

... ge!ters-up of their defence.”— Whig Satsrd^j. “John Knox might, considerable propriety, have been iia'oed for fre-ro.uing. Whig of Thundag. “We have co.. the Council and their orator with misquoting our figures.”— Whig of Saturday. “ Of Calvin's moral ...

... stage of M parliamentary reform”, may enquire why the Whigs threw tho weight into the borough scale—the putrid material—and left the counties perfectly pure contend against corruption ? Tho Whigs wanted a permanent hold on Downing.street—that the short ...

... awkward adulation is heaped the leading Liberals of the town the Whig, but it so. The Whig wants the rate paying clauses abolished: fancy that the secret. For considerable time past, the Whig seemed to have contracted a nuptial engagement with the Lite* ...

... new Ministry. There arc three combatants :—Possibly Lord Derby and a Tory Ministry— Lord Lnnsdowne, Lord John Russell, and Whig Cabinet—Lord Palmerston, and the best Ministers of the late Cabinet, with some fresh adherents in the place of those who must ...

... THE BOROUGH BOUNDARY. After three or four days deep cogitation, the Northern Whig has spun out a lengthy thread of words show that the Town Council kept profoundly secret what appeared its own columns. what tho sailor old limes called an evas'ue answer ...

... CHRONICLE, SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 11, 1854. .Obooportlrfon b, Lonl John’. Wll ohouia it „ nr. tb.t th. • would bo fj.our of th. Whig.. Th. •• ounnmg l, h,v. plotted their plot with .kill, hut the/ deficient th. tout reunite drew .11 kind, of fi.h into their ...

... “The Attorney- General, at the relation of John Ilea, Esq., r. the Belfast Municipal Corporation.” And, again, in yesterday’s Whig, vre have, in middleclass capitals—“ Important Decision of the Master of the Rolls,” with three more files of capitals, becoming ...

... long under-10-'d u ««» the j«rae during the e l iitenci of Lord John Ru»ieU'» .dminutmtion—it i« (he I tone lo.di.T. When > Whig iwwer, the I Observer it the conduit through which hie eenli- moot* and etotetnenti are semi-o(Relaily | to thepohiic-juit ...

... enn contrive to without them as tools. We shall show this with sufficient clearness. Lord John Hu-sell has advocated—nil the Whigs have advocated recently—a new lieform Bill.— Some members of the Government have newspapers of their own, and from these journals ...

... which will keep us in, now that are in, and the more artfully disguise it much the more advantageous will to our position. We Whigs are roasters of the situation to-dvv, and must concoct some, thing that will •* keep the word of promise the ear” of the multitude ...