... LORD PERMOY AND THIE WHIGS. TO Tbtt IDTOlt OF TIIS CORi FX' 'MINRtt, 3 Err-Afy attention has been called to a speech reported in your paper of the 2nd inst., as delivered at hermoy by ihe Rav Mr. MlCarthy, ia whicli ?? allud 8 to the meet- Ing of Irish ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. (From the Time*.) When Lord John Russell announced the House of Commons on Friday evening the postponement of the financial measures which stood for discussion that moment, few of those who heard him comprehended at ...

... TRE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1851. DISSOLUTION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. f ?? Av -- - l fA_ v _ _ .. . = _ . - , . . . . - .. . .1 Notwithstanding the somewhat hapless plight in which the Ministry have been continuously placed since the re- ...

... n WHIG JO3BERY & CENTRALIZATION I IG ' ?? - . A - System.-IMetropolis Buildings Act. Jobbery to the Whigs is necessary to their existence, just as they used to talk at one time, when humbugging the multitude at public dinners (they were then in gloomy ...

... candidate until after it had been come to by the gentry of the county. Neither hii lordship, nor his lordship's agent, as the Whig untruly asserted, was present at the meeting, when it wias resolved to start Colonel Forde, and yet this candid journal persists ...

... resistance, on all these very questions now appealed to as the fore- most claim of the Whigs to the unquestioning and subservient allegiance .. of real Reformers. The Whigs may thank Mr. Cosnnu, Mr. BRIGHT, Mr. GIBSON, and, the other members of the Manchester ...

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... too late; for the country has ma- nifestly decided against the further continuance in office of the Whigs; it has protested against the coa- lition of Whigs and Peelites; and in leaving the field open for the only party that remains to caiiry on the Queen's ...

... 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 ...

... Gazette ?? great si Whig magnate has joined in the protest against tc Home Rule. The Duke of Bedford follows the lead of the Duke of Westminster. The cx. ti Premier is not the persor to under-estimnate the h importance of the great Whig houses. He best d ...

... ment of the Whigs, therefore, will most probably cast i all, or nearly ill their intluences, into the scales of the Tories. ?? are reminded by the above- quoted writer that Dr. .Johnson remarked in' 17S4 that e a wise Tory and a wise Whig will agree. ...