... Greenwiics. If differeuces of princille arise on practical questions of the day, there exists, in the happy philosophy of thse Whigs, a yet greater pprinciple involved it thleir rcsigliation. If ever a controversy arises between the Wfhig Ministers, tteis ...

... conll g .h-: Whigs out of office for a season. It is s l on an American prairie, of an August niZ :. full moon, you can hear the corn grow, are Nature's processes out there [- e Philips] ; and I am quite sure that if m* transplant the Whigs to the left ...

... the House, too, lie has shown the same lack of principles. He abused the Whigs, he professed to believe in free trade; but when it suited his purpose, he took to praising the Whigs, re- nounced free trade, and became the most rabid of its opponents. But ...

... the getting up of the demonstration. As a dishlay of nmmerival strength, it was the greatest failure of the kind we (Belfast Whig) have ever seen- in faet, it was aperfect farce, while it was all but unattended by notabilities, members of Parlia- ment, ...

... Barbourr, Esq. of Hilden ; Thomas Bateson, of Belvair; and Captain Ward are named as the candidated likely to come forwvard. The Whig believes M1r Barbour to be a Liberal, smpd says Mr Bateson and Captain Ward are both Conserva- tives. The Rev. Dr Campbell ...

... they have taken his word and faithful promise, the only reason they have not risen in their might and demanded from a rotten Whig Government the fulfilment of the pledge given. When drones in the hive consume and destroy all the honey, the industrious bees ...

... have been either settled or compro. i015e11 ; and the whole Cabinet endorses as their liy the adage of the most impotent among Whig administrations ' Can't you let it alone ' The Princess of Wales is so far recovered that 4° 10ore bulletins will be issued ...

... MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE IN BELFAST | I. LOIUGH. POUR MEN5 DROWNED. On Saturday last, says the Northern Whig, a fearful disaster occurred in Belfast Lougb, by which four men have lost their lives. The cir. cumatances of this painful case are, so far, as ...

... Cobden the high 'compliment, whlich is uhiyvrsa1l1y x hat itwas .then' Sir Robert. Peel's po,liqy to exalt Cobden above 'the Whigs,, who had suddenly become total, repealers, and .uhose,.conduct, in ,coalescing, w~vith Lord, George, 'Benttnck aud' Mr Disraeli ...

... list. Is it not the old thing over again, only 'a few lames changed -aristocratic Whigs, scions of aristocratic Whig families-the tagrag and bobtail of aristocratic Whig dependents? Oat of fourteen seats only two, and these subordinate, have been given ...

... little intelligible, common - sense interchange of opinion upon this matter before it be too late. What is it, then, that the Whigs, or those per. sons who manage electioneering Movements for them, seriously expect? Are they fully satis- fied that that portion ...

... he was merely a pure Whig-(laughter.) Mr BAxTxR, in acknowledging the resolution,' said he had confessed his sins of omission and of commission, and he was glad to hear Mr Jameson do the same-(laughter and applause). The pure Whigs were long extinct. A ...