... development of the influence of mere factiousness, as predominant jn the House of Commons, the term of Whig mis- rule is at hand. For the sake of place, the Whigs have truckled, cringed, and foundered ; but de- struction, -rather than self-preservation, we sus- ...

... THE WHIGS. (rBOM THE STANDARD.) Th« Opposition Journals complain that the Ear! of Derby’s Government have issued programme of their projected policy. are not aware that such programme required by our constitutional system, illustrated the practice of ...

... distaste for Irish subjects in England,” the Whig Oligarchy has been allowed to run riot in its caprices at Dublin Castle. The feeling which revolts from considerations of questions has been carried too far. The Whigs have now assaulted the Irish Bench on the ...

... MB. LINDSAY V. THE WHIG. It is said the costs in this suit will amount to above £l,OOO, although the damages were only sixpenc . The Whig has paid smartly the Relator’s aide-decamp against the Town Council. ...

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... present system of promotion to high legal But what will the oracle say as te the effect of the further developments of the Whig policy ? It has not sufficed that another Roman Catholic should goon the judicial bench; but, by the appointment of a Roman ...

... years, that England has never been safe under the Whigs; and the fact takes the shape of a maxim in every English heart, that it will never prosper under the Whigs. Since the reign of George III. the Whigs been in power but to throw the Empire into difficulties; ...

... surprise,—Saturday’s Northern Whig chuckling the thought of strategy having not only | lulled suspicion, on the side of the Conservatives, but even preserved the great secret well that the Liprandi of the hustings can take credit for not having made the ...

... THE ROD THE WHIGS CUT FOR THEIR OWN BACKS. The working of the new Franchise Act, as exemplified in the instance of the late election for the City of Limerick, is putting strife between others besides the League charlatans. The well-known Father Kenyon ...

... of’a dispensing power, even by the hands of the best Administration that ever existed. THE PAPAL PRETENDER IN LONDON.— THE WHIGS PLAYED A DOUBLE The game is afoot. The London demonstrations have not affrighted Cardinal Wiseman. The scarlet-draped effigy ...

... SELECTED POETS 1 WHO CARES FOR WHIG OR TORY? Be thou or Whig or Tory, Threw off the party mask— Loveet thou England’s glory ? ‘Tis that alore [ askk— If so, give me thy heart ard band, Ror we are brethren of one land. Wouldst thou, in kneeling, Pray where ...

... esty's mint. Saturday’s Whig says © A word about the Ballibay meeting. The Pree- ‘avs Journal, of gives a long account of it ; and when our Reporter, who had attended the meet- ing, looked at the Dublin report, he was surprised to see poetical quotations ...