... accession to office nothing has occurred to annoy the Whigs so much as this motion, and the unparalleled which it has originated. We discredit this repreaentation. With The World affair, others of the Whig Administration, besides Lord Clarendon, are mixed ...

... — Vews- Letter of yesterday. Whig is an- nounced for daily publication after the Ist ot Febraary mext, at three halfpence. Tois will make st the cheapest daily paper in The pablisners also announce a Weekly Northera Whig, ot eight pages (the size of the ...

... sinecures, poor Exiles of Burgh- Quay 1’ And, could that speak the truth, should confess how cross’d, In all his schemes to do the Whigs much time and tin he lost ; How long he pined, with useless whine, outside the Castle gate. Young Ireland damned, ‘abhorred ...

... was but a “ hitting of the nail on the head,” no Governments of England have been more forward to ignore than those of the Whigs, especially with in charge of the admi- nistration of foreign affairs, The sage counsel was heeded, however, at the time of ...

... “without policy.” The imputation is beneath-contempt. But such a complaint, heard in the mouths of wen who had tolerated the Whig Administra- tions of Russell and Palmerston, suggests a well- merited reproach. Must mét these cavillers feel guilty of having ...

... public had not long to wail for an exem- plication of the true nature and tendencies of the genuine Whig. His Excellency’s experimentalizing, after the Whig system, first on the principle of the maxim that has so often been acted on in the government of ...

... returned home, greatly recovered from severe illness which has confined him for long time the neighborhood of Dublin- Norther* Whig. ...

... would become wise, beneficial, and stable one. But how illusory Whig promise ! Like the Medlar-fruit, to outward-seeming ail is fair, but within there is nought but rottenness ! Whigs were deceirere ever!” True to bis kind, the Earl of Clarendon mystified ...

... done in 1832. But the ** Reform” which the Whigs will admit must be of their own manufacture, and be, moreover, In the form, not of a substitute for the Reform Act, but of a supplement to that measure. The Whigs have thus made as high a bidding for the ...

... that which led the Executive to bring such a coercive measure into operation among us. But the case is not as regards aliens. Whigs have begun to think better than they formerly did of foreigners, and have been forward to give proof of their altered judgment ...

... Members in reference to the exemption of Ire'aod from the income tax. The statement made was his own individual opinion, and the Whigs did not authorise him to express their opinions. Mr. brought forward his amendment. Government opposed it. G* the amendment ...

... COMPASSING A DEFICIT! Financial difficulties, for a time overlooked, are to be included iu the legacy of the Whig Ministers their predecessors. In the early part of February twelvemonth, Mr. D'lsraeli formally submitted the House of Commons a resolution ...