... two great American parties-the Whigs and the s Democrats-it is known that the Whigs are favourersI of protection, and the Democrats are advocates of free trade. The present President, General Taylor, was elected as a Whig, and at the time of his elec- ...

... two letters pub- Co lished in rhe Northern Whig and on the se, next day received a letter stating that he wras se, to receive no more work roim the Whig. He had received no more work from the ' Whig, but was offered work after the writ wras issued ...

... continental revolu- tionistse. Mr. Gladstone's leader, Lord Har. tj,~ton, is now aiding and abetting in Water. f'rd an English Whig who is entirely opposed to the rights of Ireland. As fur Dr. Newman, that illustrious man has mixed very little in politics ...

... hospitals, which the Whigs are about to pilfer, and the London hospi- tals. We commend the perusal of Conservative opinions, as expressed by one of their ablest organs, on the Whig plunder, to the 1 friends of Ireland- as the Whig party now audaciously ...

... indebted to the Whig cabinet for the recognition of their status and pre- cedence. It was the act-the politic, the wise, the just act-of Sir Robert Peel, in 1845, to acknow- ledge the legitimate rank of the Irisli bishops. The Whigs were not rabid enough ...

... satisfactory and conciliat- ing. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done by the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of a greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... of the Irish Whigs- t then a very numerous class, for all who were not V Tories were Whigs. Other party distributions have a ince taken place and the Whig proper is limited to a -elect few-but in the days of Protestant ascendancyt the Whig banner covered ...

... that a Whig candidate would be started for one of the divisions of that countv. Now, if they tried the whole world they would not get a worse candidate than a Whig Cat~holic. A Pro- testant, a Presbyterian, or a Quaker was a decent man, but a Whig Catholic ...

... county. It is quite true the Whigs do not care for abuse, bat they care very much for votes, and this is the time to make them feel how we detest them. It is rather soon for us to forget the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs. You know our illustrious countrymen ...

... M P. There wrere amongst those present-Mr. mra Field, M P; Mr. A Kettle, Dr Ffrench Mullen, &c. The Chairman said that the Whig section of the Irish Party were now putting in au appearanice, and contrary to his (tho chair- roan's) expectations they were ...

... responsible for the present disruption of the Irish Party, and then read a cablegram from Mr Harrington, declaring that the Whigs intended expel every Parnellite from Parliament. He asked his hear ere If they favoured men whose only criinos were that the ...

... or Lord 'John Russell, or the Whig ministry-we cannot but think that the Irish members, who did not give a tone and a truth to the debate by their speeches, abandoned their old ground, and greatly contributed to the Whig triumph of a night. But it is ...