... Thursday. It had been supposed that the Whigs would, on the re-assembling of the Legislature, be forward to give occasion for the prompt opening of the Parliamentary campaign. But the assumption was unwarranted. The Whigs have no intention of entering upon ...

... ange on that of the Whigs admitted, by general consent, to be for the better. The heading of this article indicates one of the most remarkable results of the policy that contrasts, so decidedly and so favorably, with that of the Whigs. The Government has ...

... the Whigs to go to tho left because the antagonistic political party had taken the right, public events have been of character to indicate that one of the secret springs which the foreign relations of this country have been regulated, under Whig Admi ...

... the realm, —the Earl of Glasgow having dictatorially suggested the preference of Mr. Campbell, of Craigie, who stood on the Whig interest. Feudal influence, it delights us to find, has not far prevailed as absolutely to prevent free election. Sir James ...

... perception of right and wrong than is ordinarily evinced on the side of Whig experimentalists in legislation peculiarly affecting Ireland. Oa another peculiarly Irish question tho Whigs contemplate change of policy, of more doubtful prudence. The Crime and ...

... for assisting partizans and increasing party support. In Friday evening’s debate, the fallen Whig Minister was again found forward, in a spirit of true Whig magnanimity, to taunt Irishmen with ingratitude for favors and a propensity to repudiate liabilities ...

... MK KEtt. M.P. FOR DOWN. Her has addressed the following letter to the editor of the Northern Whig •- • SIR- Having seen your paper of the 15th inst.. paragraph headed • Deserter.’ stating that 1 have given in adhesion Lord Aberdeen ministry, think it ...

... downwards. There has been likewise absence of business of tho slightest importance in Railway Shares. PARLIAMENT. WHIG ISCAPACITY, ASD WHIG APPRECIATION OF THE FREE- ...

... policy of the Whig* in introducing thit question before the house. They aec that the Conaervativea have become the moat popular party Ireland, and they have determined, if possible, to deprive them of their acceptance with the people. The Whigs accordingly ...

... influence of party estrangement and alienation. The Whigs were admittedly in a minority in the House of Commons, then, the Conservatives are understood to be now. But, instead of at once forcing the Whig Government into conflict on vital questions, the ...

... office, have the Whigs regained confidence ? The question involves insult to the common sense and right feeling of the country, whose confidence is not to be won factious machinations, suggestive of no other conclusion but that the Whigs are prepared to ...

... traders agitation. Tho old Irish Whig families of our aristocracy , have much cause to condemn the English Whig , leaders who endorsed democratic ingratitude to tho Butlers and Ponsonbys, and other exploded scions of Irish Whig aristocracy, conferring Lordships ...