... subordinates. At Atbens, as in the Ionian Islands, whatever the policy represented by the chief-by i ,hatever administration, whig, tory, or radical, he ,,y be selnt oat-the bureaucracy, be it called lega. tion or otherwise, remains the same. There is an ...

... is possible ah , a that the mere tory section will greatly gain in these P a 6 elections; if they do, three-fourths of the whigs s witI go over to them. And the consequence will- be wl anoother CASTLaBAG r regime in Ragland ?? in Ire. Vi i I land, which ...

... desirous of promoting that justice to the people which we seek. We care not whether they be protectionists or whether they be whigs, whether they be tories or 'whether they be radicals-we hail all alike. We want the aid of all -of old filends and repentant ...

... of hAR b LISLE,. Viscount PALMERSTON, Mr. LAsoucunER, Mr. . Fox MAuLR, and Sir FRANcrs' BABrINo. It was E fresh from this whig conclave, and with a full appre- a! !iation of ministerial greatness, that the HOD. W.. F. li Ci, sErLL cause -down to the ...

... On nei- ther of the *Tmer occasions was any disposition manifested, by those who usually object to measures proposed by the whigs, to interpose any serious diffl- culty in the y of car g th bill. dthere been such, we should not now have again to insist ...

... to our knowledge; but, in justice to the Parties who have been is arrested on suspicio)n, we forbear mentioning them.- n. ?? Whig. i A case of considerable interest, as showing the ~ state of some of the Irish Poor-law unions, wa dcm menced Yesterday at ...

... aeCambridgeshire, and he gat for that county up to his eleva- 7etiontotepeaeinOtbr182Te nobl., lord wee rdconstant spotro h Whig pry n oe in favcuref Iothe Reform Bill. In. 1812, for his uniform support to the 'at, liberal party, the late Earl Greyobitaineil ...

... anti- pular or asuendancy faction, had pri combined in pulverising the once powerful whig party of us, IIreland. In l~ord Welflesley'h time, there wins a great whig I c=ncto, with considerable territorial influence and per. on, soa uhrlty-.the Boyles ...

... indemn~ities to come. The division showed this, a5 it. looking prvs'they can count upo JIrih suffering or capricei no more ?? Whig defection, and upon the final disruption mouse ii 0of what once was the PEEL party. trade, h Hence it is manifest that if the ...

... will, been separated. We warned the liberal party to place no reliance on their occasional assumption of i whig uniform, and occasional muster at whig drill. We believed and averred that they would prove to be I thorough and unchanged tories, however appearances ...

... reason why the whig administration introduced measures without any intention of ?? them was to give gentlemen an opportunity next year ot being masters of the subject. (Cheers.) That showed a confidence in the duration of a cabinet which a whig ministry could ...

... as they ought to do to t meet the wishes of their tenantry or remove anv of t the nausea of popular discontent. The Northern Whig, whope opinions oh this subject are the more impor- tant. as lit views arm moderate, with a strong leaning to the side of the ...