... notoriety ; and such task comes just within the scope of the small ' tricky clerernesa for which the Whigs are distin* ■ guished. Kut on this occasion the Whigs hare out* ' done their prerioua achievements, in pulling good face us a very sorry state of affaira ...

... hige or Peelile# nr** common con«*nt regarded a* the parliee from which a o**w G •teromeot could be formed. Aa regards the Whig*, they will not only placed in minority ae regard* oumbere, but the driest of eoine the leading men of lb# io the recent elrctiooa ...

... ia Whig aatara—by a diplam* alia Whig—bit eats era titbit i« at sar* with hit aawat aalama daelaralien ; tad iba aery asamaai wbaa art trael bit fair team lag, it eeeaidrrlag may beat taka adaaatagt of year aradality. Il has bean iba of tvaey Whig Miniatry ...

... integrity, and nona at head large an array of lowara, Altboagb Ibe Conaartaiirea may azpoaed to Iho rick defeat whaoearr the Whig. Paalitc, Liberal, and Radiaal forret coalaaea, eireunalancaa at prcaanl render aueb attiet union impiobable, if not altogether ...

... Commons, and bs would aedoahierlty, in lbs second, hare ten. dered such a coalition has allied Irish Papists and the English Whig* utterly impracticable. It may, indeed, prvrs all for lbs best that the at. tempt to thecardinal principle el the nation and ...

... delude with the notion that his e»p-BilJ fits him peculiarly for parliauidutary lile. Mr. Dun O’Couoell ha# been beggar »t the Whig Freasory, and if is not now in the enjoyment the pl.o- to which Was nppoiuted in Brstil, fancy it was hi« inclination and not ...

... policy the Whig miniature, during thia araaion, baa wholly alienated Iron them their ordinary liberal or Cae thplie eupporiera.ip Ireland, who atowedly the ptoapeci Tory government, with priDCiplea and atarighlfarward conduct that cootiouance ol Whig rale. ...

... still prevails and wi , hout any appearance of diminution. TII E BELFAST CATDOF.IC INSTI- The Belf■st New Letter sad Northern Whig etrittairoshort accounts of a meeting held in Bet ft.( to dt.solvo the Catholic Institute. The merlins was privooe, so that ...

... the Roman Catholic community, and elpecially to the learned Judges who belong to it. appeared in the minions of the Northera Whig. While we write twit the joarnahst) we learn that the Lord Chief Antic* has certifliit for the full costa—the full coats, after ...

... people nothing. Tu talk, therefore, of the duty of good Catholics resisting Bishop Dortisn's fulminations, as the Northern Whig does in an article which we published last week, is sheer nonsense. None, but bad Catholic. would dare to do so. None but bad ...

... policy centralisation, shows the bold wh>fh this sulj»ft boo the minds of the | I f the had been for soma lime looker under Whig mle, lr»lar to reality, hsv# been reduced a degraded province, the persevering manner to which the lutaoioua system of cen ...

... six Whigs and sixteen Uerbyites.— Ibid. THE MINISTRY. The of the Derby Administration, tnd the increasing held which it is daily acquiring on the minds ami affections uf the community, have become matters of Nsionislimeni to the disappointed Whigs, recently ...