... the Whigs, Irish constituencies ought to up and stirring, and have their candidates prepared. There is not a moment to be lost. The Whig candidates mu-t be scouted wherever they appear—no matter how specious their promises. •• Out with the Whigs must ...

... DISHING THE WHIGS.” Some of the liberal London journals are stating that Mr Disraeli is preparing a bill on the Church question, which he means to dish the Whigs or, in other words to defeat their efforts to obtain power. The struggles of both the English ...

... THE WHIG TRIUMPH. Tuesday evening the Palmerston government shipwreck and utter defeat some of sort bungling which has not yet been explained, but which appears Ik; attributable in some measure t> the conduct Mr. W'alpole. and his refusal to his amendment ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Whig Cabinet has been save I by the failure of the efforts to assemble Congress iit Paris. They were sure of defeat Oapt motion. However, when lire news arrived that there would Coutereuce, it was thought well not to have a ministerial ...

... no: with them, but with the Whigs, who, having the power, neglec ed their opportunity, and left undone what they ought to have done. If we have gained considerably by the downfall ol the Whigs, it is the lault of the Whigs who promised what they never ...

... band of Whig journalists have become . They were shocked at the bare idea of Palmerston’s expulsion, and the approach of government to power. Now, beg to tell these disinterested journalists, that the old Whig dodge and cry o “keep the Whigs any price ...

... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. A ...

... THE WHIG APPOINTMENTS, The two last appointments of Lord Palmerston —that of Sir Robert Peel as Chief Secretary for Ireland,and that of Mr. Uunder Secretary for Foreign Affairs, have very decided sisrnifi*- c nee for the Catholic supporters the Whig Ministry ...

... depend on the Whigs lor ameliorating her grievances. The Whigs buy and sell liberty. They purchase men sent by Ireland fight her buttles. They arc the stern opponents of all the great measures we seek lo render justice to the people. The Whigs are opposed ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. Lord John has produced his pet measure ofßeiorm before the House of Commens. It has met with a good reception from the liberal portion of the house, and the Conservatives have received it with a sneer; at the same time congratulating ...

... THE PEIEST-HUNTINO WHIGS. Sincb the name of Whig ha# been known in Ire land, the deceitful and treacherous party who range themselves under! ts banners have proved themselves priest-hunters. And as it was other days it is now. The other day the Eev Fathers ...

... THE PRIEST HUNTING WHIGS. What number of volumes could be filled with records of the priest prosecutions carried on by the English Whigs for the last 200 years. Their practice in that art is worthy of their hatred of civil and religions liberty. In other ...