... consequence of the cant which cried d up the Whigs,. was a corresponding movement to it ostracise the Tories. Knowing the vitality j . there is in old party prejudices, the persons to l, whose lot it fellto keep up Whig prestige diligently f proclaimed the ...

... A ROVING ENGLISHfMAN in C;,LERAINE. UNPOPULARITY OF T1E WHIGS IN IRE- LAND. [FRoK A1N OCCASIONAL C-tRESsPONnETr.3 COLERIAINE, M1ONDAY. I have traversed, within tht. last few weeks, the greater part of Ulster, and I am happy to tell you that in almost ...

... adopt-would seem to be, that he was to do his best to reconcile notorious differeslves in the Whig ranks, and persuade a cer- tain number of unfortunate Whig Statesmen to submit to eatlhlicn fronm office. To do him j'A.Stice, he has accomplished this ...

... the Gibeonites, and to be all his days a hewer of wood and drawer of water. Like all great artists, a Whig nascitur, non fit. In our own generation, Whigs are becoming as scarce as poets. Whatever may be the cause, there can be no doubt about the fact; and ...

... him so far as he is a d scion of the great Whig House, and sometimes has commission to say for his brother, Lord JOHN, what , the latter cannot very well say for himself. In this rcapacity he has done the Whig leader some service, if as the Radicals of ...

... n of the Queen's County. Who will be his successor is as yet matter of speculation. The Hon. Mr. Fitzpatrick, the defeated Whig candidate at the last general election, will, it is believed, again coeas forward. In the city of Dublin itself there are, ...

... John W. Forney, of Philadelphia, as clerk. The Senate consists of-Democrats, 35; Whigs, 24; vacancies, 3; total, 62. The House of Representatives has- Democrats, 143; Whigs, 90. ...

... his favour the, revival Of the ancient barony of Beau- e most, and Sir Jacob Astley, the Whig M.P. for Norfolk, le that of Hastings. In 1841, another batch of Whig -crea- tions appeared, just before the retirement of Lord Mel- a bourroea Ministry. English ...

... RUSSELL is a Whig born' andd d bred, will lie prove unfaithful to Whig prinleiples? c ts Will lie nullify all his separate political acts I d since 1846, and all lie did when during so many 11 years Ile w'as the pupil and mouthpiece of the Whig e party 1 ...

... a Russian agent, who intended to visit C andahar and Cabul. SECRET SOCIETIES-ANOTHER ARREST IN BELFAST. [FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG,] BELFAST, TUESDAY MORNING.-Last night the police, from information which they received, succeeded in making aoother arrest ...

... the Whigs. To this hypothesis, how. ever, we can oppose the direct allegations of the Political Biography. If, indeed, says the au- thor-after mentioning the reluctance of some of his disciples to overthrow a Conservative Ministry- the Whigs had ...

... Parliament by Lord Melbourne's advice, upon a vote of want of confidence, Lord Palmerston beinp, the Foreign Secretary o1 thec Whig Admi- nistration, EOng nt re-election at Liverpool. He was suc- oesefully oppo sed by Lord Sandon and Mr. Cresawell. At the ...