... utter incom- , petencvof the English parliament to ileghilate-for this country. Neither humbug Tories, nor weak, vacillating Whigs, could, or would, do for the country what should be done for it. A native Pdrliament alone would foster their interests, develope ...

... Barkerttes would have disgraced. nobody.but thlemselvee but that the misarable Whigs of Pittsburgh, wil the fatuity which scenes to lender ?? or ?? hurrah irresistible to Whigs, everywhere, deserting their own dandidate elm mnasse,-wlevt for . Biratker and ...

... people of Dublin. h Our fellow-citizens, having discharged their duty e to the poor, had a strict right to call upon the Whigs v to abandon their menaced razzia upon the hospitals ci of the sick. If they were not entitled, never were t men entitled to ...

... Course, and calls for no retracing of their own steps, it is at the same time in perfect harmony with the system adopted by the Whig administra- tion many years ago, mnid, if I remember right, propounded to the House of Commons by my Lord John Russell himself ...

... we are to have the same repeated this 1- year. We see some symptoms that the Ulster men ! n are on the alert against this -Whig cheat. A late el number of the Banner of Ulster warns the tenant- th right associations in all parts of Ulster to hold them- ...

... perhaps the most favourable of the numerous commen- tator5, made a poittd alluslon tothe unaccountable kind of, philosophy-the Whig philosophy of the equeezable cakte-whidh offeirs 'the best terms to that particulat colony which (if loyalty and obedilecehbe ...

... popular attachment, and, in the same breath, Whigged it p under the table. Ireland was thus, practically, left without fran* chise or representation; and bad the Protectionists P succeeded in their late move for Whig expulsion and high rents, we much fear they ...

... Castlereagh has hung out signals of distress; but if there be not a good bill this year (and who expects a good one from the Whigs?) there will be more signals of distress, and of a more decided character than his lordship's. The following is from the Banner ...

... basing the qualification on some high rating. The introduction of the bill at this early period of the session looks as if the Whigs really meant that some bill on the subject should pass this year; but will they show an honest resolution not to per- mit the ...

... us of the definition of politics not long since given by a great Whig orator- Politics, said the great Whig statesman, politics-what is poli- tics ? Keep the Tories out-put the Whigs in- that is politics. ...

... prevent the number of electors being so large as to afford protection against coercion. The Whigs would Y like the number to be just large enough to enable the Whig aristocrats to bring to the poll a sufficient number of electors to defeat the Tory aristocrats ...

... glad to know that be is steadily regaining strength, and we hope that he will be soon enabled to resume his parliamentary ?? Whig. LORDS JUSTICES. We understand that Lords Justices were sworn in this day, at the Castle, preparatory to Lord Clarendon's departure ...