... WHIG REDIVIVUS. Politicians have outgrown the descriptive capabilities of the names Whig” and u Tory.” To find a genuine Tory would require the exhumatory genius of a political LayarJ, and Paxton himself might despair of erecting a Crystal Palace large ...

... DISORGANIZATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. MORNING ADY ERTISER.—The ministry !• at tins moment in state of utter disorganization. It only has nominal existence. Its members have lost all heart, and have no hope of the future. It is a remarkable fact that, ...

... their Independent Opposition trust, and over to the ranks of tho Whigs, and accepting office from tho Whig Government of the day, but think there nothing but everything gnined, inode procedure. observe the name “Mr. A ttome)-General for Ireland’* to the ...

... see what is the opinion that distinguished Whig peer. Lord Fermoy, in commenting upon late political proceedings in the county of Cork, observes : —* The Whigs arc now reviled . . . . every mistake of the Whigs is remembered, whilst every fault of the Tories ...

... FELLING THE PASS TO THE WHIGS. Mr. John Frances Maguire, in his latest communication to the Cork Examiner, writes as follows : London, Saturday. —Well, arc you in Ireland in a state of rapture at the auspicious adt’enfc of the Whigs ? Have you illuminated ...

... Napier measure met with little sympathy, and the agitators preferred wait for the Whigs. Sure enough, the Whigs came, but what has been the result f have bad several years of Whig rule since, but bow fared Tenant Right A vague promise, or insolence, to the ...

... row pledged resume the effort. Vet this ia a question which the Whigs, though noi nearly so closely allied to the landlords as the Conservatives, never attempted to dispose of! Would the Whigs, either, encourage the establishment of packet-station at Galway ...

... difference is the extinction of that Tory party by whose obstinacy the Whigs ascended to power, and whom they were always able to play off against the people. Twenty years ago the Whigs assumed the place of moderators betweeu the two extremes, ana the more ...

... are to fall into the ranks of the Whigs—very useful to oppose the Conservatives, but treated with utter contempt when they have served that turn. It is not because to profess to be supporter ot the enemies of the Whig government that Mr. Cogan has been ...

... without plunging the country into an agitation unprecedented for violence, and if the empire is to permanently delivered from the Whig faction only by judicious compromise and recognition of great organic changes that may not now undone, why should Lord Derby ...

... Ti;esclr.y poll took place this borough. Ths -■vUdc.tri being Sir Wood (Whig), and Mr Eu'varua CTo ry). It has been a desperate nghi, and mock closer ran than was expected Whigs. They wera alraost paralyo. early in tho forenoon in or.o return, showing ...

... may not be the less valuable on that account. lie evidently wishes not to promise more than he can per- form, and unlike the Whigs, prefers deed, to mere words. At the outset, the new govern- ment will provide for the dignity and honour of the country by ...