... after to the statesman who had brought us there. In a breath the Whigs tell us that we have reached finality, that John Bright is not wanted, and can do us no goodand also that if they (the Whigs) had remained in, they would have given us such a spick and ...

... them unpalatable truths should they ever again as a body be installed in Downing Street. They were, we will grant, Whigs, pure Whigs, old Whigs—all that in the eyes of that exacting community, the Liberal party, is typical of narrowness and nepotism. They ...

... (Front the Northent Whig.) BILLY/AT, Sunday Evening. This evening, considerable excitement caused by the general report that a Ribbon lodge had been cap. Lured in Belfast. The facts are as follows: At 6 o'clock, a party of constabulary, fully armed, ...

... which the Government of a great country had been converted Into a little Whig job had created a universal disgust, which a mere re-amalgamation with the representative of one more Whig family would do little to remove. The truth is, that the time has come ...

... IRISH SECRET SOCIETIEZ' ARRESTS. (pion the Northern Whig) - Wednesday. At onr Police Court, to-day, a conversation took place between Mr. John bolicitor, and Mr. Tracey. RM., in to the prisoners now in custody, charged with membership in an illegal society ...

... WHIG VIEW OF THE REFORM (From the Spectator.) Tur Edinburgh Review on “ Representative Re- form,” is it not an adumbration of the Reform We turn to the closing pages of Ball of 18587 the quarterly volume with hope that we may gather something of the ...

... 1855. ] the troduced by Whig Tory Baronet, and the Manchester Free- trader. Differing in what are, after all, ly subordinate details, they are united in the great principle of free national education—schools fitted to enlighten, train, and cultivate into ...

... the performance. During the Whig administration, when the Conservative party appeared to be altogether in a minority, _ and to hare no prospect of return to power, reform was an excellent thing to promise. It kept the Whig Ministry in for a definite purpose ...

... nothing more than the old Whig party to office on the old The success of the Conservatives, Whig and the powerful revival that has teken place in the Conservative party, ander the able leadership of Mr. Disraeli, has compelled the Whigs to resort once More ...

... Company, to advertise .that the State will be saved by the Whigs. 'the Comr used to be the arena for dinners have been APIAY - Fishmongers' ty; and levels bib or et MY a view ol that the Whigs and will Should ...

... acknowledgment,and repudiated them without courtesy? The Whigs. Who have used them as their proxies on che popular plat- forms, employed them to defend Downing-street benefited b votes, and » Whigs. A Whig in his minorit a political fag, who may gain some- ...

... and this probably is the reason that so little interest is taken in it. The Conservatives have worked up to the Whigs once more, and the Whigs fiod that without Reform they can barely hold their place. Without Reform they would lose the command of the country ...