... THE WHIGS AND THE ROMANIST& (Front the Morning Pose.) An Irish journalist politely denominated Sir Thomas Redington the other day 'a baptised spaniel.' But there are other dogs, serving under the present ministry, whose dexterity far surpasses that of ...

... THE WHIG BUDGET. If ever there was Chancellor of the Exchequer on whom it was incumbent to tiring for ward a budget that would redeem Ins own character, and reflect some respect and jHipularity on the administration, it was Sir Charles Wood last night ...

... (Fr the Northers Whig.) On Friday and Saturday last, we wee; visited by very severe gales of wind blowing from S.S.E. to S.S.W., during which, the shipping along the coast has suffered severely, and several lives have, we regret to say, been lost. On ...

... with the Whigs, another attached to them for the purpose effecting so.ne pr.vate object, aud the third, who advocate the liyawure* Utey proper for the public interest, without any attention to the pleasure displeasure of Lord John and the Whig party. This ...

... THE DEBILITATED WHIG CABINET. The dose the present Session Parliament will find tho Whig Cabinet sorely crippled power and shattered in reputation. Its constitution that of a weak, worn-out, and attenuated invalid—one well, and showing signs of retaining ...

... _'Whig-Radical _—and that _die _Scotsman cordially _homologates , entirely and cordially approve _? , and _certifies to _the _soundness of all tho political _opinions of that _aingularly _unlucky _aspirant . _~ Wa rather fear that _our c ...

... THE WHIG WARMING•PAN. Has Lord John Russell any purpose In conducting the affairs of Government as he has done since his return to the post which he had previously abandoned with so little ceremony? Is he consciously and deliberately smoothing the way ...

... THE WHIGS IN TORY TRAPPINGS. The Whigs, now that they are in power, seem to vie with each other as to who will carry out most faithfully and to the letter the policy of their predecessors. If they are asked in reference to foreign affairs, they declare ...

... effect of driving F him froin power. To this end they supported the s Whigs ; and on Sir ?? Parnell's famous motion pmit thle ministry into a mninority, and evertually the 1 Whigs into office. These last, lbowever, were too shrewrd not to perceive that ...

... into the Whig ranks, it is by means easy to perceive how the conflicting tendencies of the inferior Inminarics are to be harmonised. The Whig orators are half Rusaellite, half Paimerstonian j nicely poised in interest and disposition. With Sit Charles Wood ...

... thb whig pabtt. (From Times.) W«h»T. »I 1 ofa.boMireflcl.ntlr rrefr point ont • t the mischance* which have befallen painful m . en 1846, folio the fortune* B?rKobort*P«l, and g.r. u. lb. Wwing. of chrep br«4 01 freedotn. Thor boon almost a. much T »rof ...

... .tind the Whig 144. placard is Vtvat *gins. (Laughter.) The right gentleman next rtferred to the question of the reparation or re-occupation of the barracks of Berwick. I understand that an election petition from Berwick has been presented, and as ...