... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. The state of the Cabinet has provoked an abundance of rumeurs, and some grave apprehensions. for the rumours, their existence may taken as a matter of course, for, besides that political rumours always are rife at this time the year ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR BRETHREN, It was sarcastically remarked by Sidney Smith that Joseph’s brethren could not have been Whigs, ' or Joseph would not have been treated so harshly by them. The latter day” reign of the Whigs has certainly fully justified ...

... DUBLIN: SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1851. WHIG VIEWS ON IRISH AFFAIRS, AND IRISH VIEWS ON WHIG SCHEMES. Lord John Russell's, speech on the report of the ' Official Salaries Committee presents several points of interest to the Irish people. If he have been correctly ...

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... to fall. And ask what It was for— Forgetting such mistakes must T*c When they've Whig War Ministry. •* And many men wiil in wrath. Who silent sat before (I'nliket cold Whigs, loath to thwart The action the war). Of England's heroes left die In sickness ...

... GOOD BYE TO THE WHIGS. There is something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs op the Irish hustings. It has been a •• Sicilian Vespeis in which neither youth nor age was spared. 0.. e does not know where to look fur a Wuig preaent. Lord ...

... it is obvious that the Catholics of Ireland must be prepared fight and vanquish both Whigs and Tories at the next general election. It is old saying—“ Trust a Whig far you can throw him, and it will a tolerably safe rule to sa , place about the same ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) On Thursday last, the 2nd inst., Dr. Ltnn of Markethill was presented by the subscribers to the late Marketbill and Mountnorris Dispensary with an address and set of massive salvers on the occasion of the transfer of that institution ...

... MORK WHIG MANtKUVRKS. The Dublin Erening Post is horrified in true Whig fashion the enormities the Blackburn election riots. There is, however, balm in gilead,” for, quoth the Pott, •• we are free to admit—indeed it is quite notorious—that intimidation ...

... If, then, we recur to the heading of this article, and demand WHO ARE THE AGITATO1S, the re.* sponse must be-that to the Whig government of England the title 'should'prereminently belong;- they lit the flame-they prepared the programme- 'they dedicated ...

... THE GOD-FOKGETTING WHIGS. The liev. Mr. Dowling, P.P., Clomncllon, has written the following letter to the Freeman in reference to the subserviency of the Lord Mayor Castle influence* at the recent banquet. He says—“ The newspapers announce that the present ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE PLACE-BEGGARS. Mr. I. Butt rose for the purpose of nominating the Committee of Privileges agreed to Tuesday last, whom is referred the complaint of the paragraph contained in the Times newspaper of Monday last; to move that the said ...