... THE AND THE WHIGS Tue catastrophe of the Whigs would be incomplete without the customary abuse which the Zimes pours on every fallen Government, and the merit of which,as re- gards the authors, is not enhauced by the fact that in this instance it is amply ...

... WHIG SCONOM Tux citizens of Dublin assembled on Tuesday to pro- test against a further carrying out of Euglish centrali- sation policy. It is said that Government contemplates the withdrawal of future grants to the Dub'in hospi- tals, by which these admirable ...

... REFORM “TINKERING’—A HINT TO WHIGS TO MOVE ON. Tue Morning Chronicle speaks the sentiments of a sec- tion of Peelites. Lord Mr. and Mr. own and use this morning organ. If we are to judge from the following extract, denunciatory of ministerial “ tinkering” ...

... WHIGS OR TORIES. (TO TBI *DITOH or THI OOM IXAMIIfItB.) Sib, —It i« refreshing to read the proceeding* of the Cork Liberal Franchise Association. The plain meaning of the delivered there was, hand over the country body and soul to the Whigs. The miserable ...

... WHIG PLACEMEN. The old Whig vampires who sat side ride with Lord Palmerston during the no-confidence debate, perched upon the front row of the Opposition, like so many vultures waiting for the desert camel to drop, are now besieging Cambridge House, and ...

... THE POPE AND THE WHIGS. (From the Morning Herald.) There appears to have been more wisdom than most men supposed in that jealous coalition with which successive generations Englishmen bavo fesisted the efforts M inisters to establish direct diplomatic ...

... THE VINTNERS AND THE WHIGS. From tbe Reporter we learn that there was a meeting of tbe Vintners on Friday night. The additional dolj on whiskey was tbs subject of very strong condemnation, and very little mercy was shewn the imposers. We quote from report:— ...

... WHIG PLACEMEN The old Whig ram pi res who eat tide tide with Lord Palmerston daring the no-confidence debate, perched the front row the Opposition, like many rallures waiting for the desert camel to drop, are now besieging Cambridge House, and clamouring ...

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... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. A few days ago we bad to direct public attention the removal of Mr. Fielding from the office of registrar of the Dot Harbonr Commission.. This gentleman, who was elected to that post only last year by the burgesses of Dover, foonl himself ...

... is the devotion of Whigs and Whig organs to the retrospective clause. They almost adore it. Deceived by Palmerston they felt no concern ; but repudiated by Disraeli they lament its fall, with passionate sorrow. It was not the Whig dagger, but the Tory ...

... THE WHIGS AND IRISH LIBERALS. (From the Globe.) It is a very bad sign for a woman to be always preaching abont her virtue, and to show that she expects to find improper overtures lurking under the ordinary civilities of conversation. Nor are we in the ...