... but, it is still more so, from its consistence with the Whig nature and with the mode of escaping from a difficulty to which that would, according to all experience, lead. It is credible that a Whig Cabinet could attempt to get ‘out of a diffi- culty in ...

... WHIG ub WHIG TKIMMERS. Tbo Advocate very otodidly expresses »U diasenis from the policy of the Irish parliamentary parly, and attributes jo that pul.cy i-U the en's that threaten the party from the recent desertion two leading members. It, however, ,8 ...

... THE ABERDEENTITES AND THE WHIGs. FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hi itherto subsisting between ministers and their ex-colle agues below the gangway is a circumstance which has ta ken many simple. minded people by surprise. We ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Press has the following in review of the politica events of the last two years : are not surprised that the Whig party, however weak in real support, arid contemptible in abilities, should cling • power so long aa they find that ...

... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...

... IRELAND AND THE WHIGS The very name of Ireland should sound as an accusation in the ears of the Whigs. The very soil of Ireland should scorch the feet of the Whigs, her cruellest and most perfidious oppressors. Her miseries, her slavery, and her w’rnngs ...

... WHIG SLANDER. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. Birch, of the World, the task of slandering Mr. Duffy for the Whigs has been committed to the Evening Post. e have been in the habit of looking with easy indifference at this operation; but we give due notice ...

... THE WHIGS GALVANIZED. The exulUtion through the country for the Whig rout w**, would appear, premature. Some untoward tide of event* haa borne back the corrupt, despotic, and intolerant faction to power. They are again in Downing-atreet. They are again ...

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

... THE WHIGS AND THE FAMINE. Dr. Gray then said he wished to direct attention to a few facts connected with Lord George Bentinck’s proposal for the construction of railways in this country, with the view of employing and saving the people (hear). Mr. Meore ...

... BRUTAL WHIGS. THE IRISH EXILES—TUX BASE, BLOODY, AND We here been reqitt Med by our end devoted courttryimn, Thomee FnuieU Meagher, to publicity to the subjoined documents, for » proof of which ere indebted the Katum newspaper. cannot say that cheerfully ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. It is all very well to say that it is matter of indiffereoce to Catholics which party, Whig or Conservative, in power—in many respects it may be so. Nay, we will go so far with those who entertain this opinion aa to acknowledge that ...