... THE TOTTERING WHIGS. The Whigs have had a third defeat on a question or finance, and are just now in a very shaky condition. IVhat will come of it ? And how long wi!l the country enjoy the blessing and advantage of their' roLt? It is hard to sty. They ...

... as regards all, as we have to those that we have already appealed to—we aril appeal to them, whether they are Rsdicals, oe Whigs, or Tories, or Orangemen, or Ribbonmen, or whateer tdl er nickname they are callA by. (Hear, hear.) We, as members of the central ...

... abler and stronger politicians that are to succeed them? What are the principles that are to take the place of theirs? If the Whigs stand at al l,they stand not by their own strength, but because a certain number of people, who despise them and dislike them ...

... aggression of the Whig Ministry would be sure to entail, not only on their city, but also on the country generally. (Cheers.) They were told that the Government was resolved on carrying this measure. Well, even so; even though the English Whig Ministry might ...

... the three Colleges, are now on the eve of being completed. and will, in a very short time, be publicly announced.—Norther,, Whig. The Sisters of Mercy at Westport, with deep feelings of gratitude to the charitable inhabitants of Dublin, beg to acknowledge ...

... worth ten shillinzs and the Patrington 'wen y shilling. per cw.. more than the Dutch. The streng•b of all was good.— Northers' Whig. Tux GREAT NATIONAL CATTLI SHOW TOR 1850. Arrangements have been filially completed for holdtugf this Logogram ins etiog in ...

... week, that it is only by the use of pressure from without that justice will be obtained in this business In this way do the Whigs make agitation, dangerous as it is in all well-regulated states, an es-ential element in affairs on both sides of the Channel ...

... hall measure. We humbly c altos that we deserve this punishment for hoping for anything else from the Whigs. Even in this matter, upon which, as the Whig Minister himself states, party politics 'cannot be exhibited, the Government have nut the courage to ...

... offices during' the pleasure of the Commissioners. It is a striking illustration of the benefit the Church derives from Whig rule, that under it a Catholic gentleman is willing not merely to take upon hi•ii, along with other functions, this schismatcal ...

... repeal of an excise duty. Now,he knew very well that a conventional indulgence was always exhibited towards the finance of a Whig Ministry. (Laughter.) But there was a limit even to Parliam ntar% patience, and as two months had elapsed sine: they had the ...

... see the constituent elements of the Commission. It will be unfair to those learned bodies if they should be visitd by mere Whigs or Liberals—men who have no heart to sympathise with the intentions of founders, nor intellects sufficiently clear to understand ...

... enormous dab' by t a 11 .. unt of 100.000 L, of which sum ugliest& 4f 25.000/. will tie swallowed up in law costr.—Nortliern Whig. EDUCATION IN lINLAND.—The annual report of th C ..o.niesionsrs of Educe ion in Ireland for the year • ruling March. 1850, ...