... Fortunately the spell has lost its power—the phalanx has been broken up—the House has mutinied. The compact that bound Whig to Whig has been torn to shreds, and the quondam supporters of a Cabinet, at one time all-powerful, though seen in dozens hanging ...

... IRELAND. Tim ARVEST.—The following report from the' Northern Whig' describes the state of agricultural affairs in a great portion of Ireland :—' Our reports for the past week, represent the appearance of the crops as generally satisfactory. Grafts corn ...

... forward measures which he conceived to be for the good of his country. Born an aristocrat and a Whig, the scion of Woburn will die an aristocrat and a Whig. It is true that, urged on by the pressure from without, and by circumstances which he could not ...

... the employment and the sustenance the accursed Corn Laws infamously denied them. The people of England are prepared to the Whigs fall for not marching on at a proper rate; but they are not prepared to support a Ministry in office, whose highest merit will ...

... England. Bishops, priests, and people will have no cause to be grateful to the Whigs other than as they are grateful to Pontius Pilate, Judas, and the Chief Priest of Judea. The Whigs have done us a most especial benefit, but we need not thank them. They served ...

... was confidently stated that the latter had refused to join the new Administration, and these rumours gave such hopes to the Whig party that the Herald bas strong reason to believe that a telegraphic message was yesterday afternoon despatched to have an ...

... y among the Jews in modern times. Pretended converts there have been many, as we nll know. WHAT HAVE THE WHIGS DONE FOR US? —What have the Whigs, of this generation at lerratfor, like many other failed things, the party had an illustrious origin—ever ...

... is the formal nomination of the Hon. Daniel Webster ns a candidate for the next Presidency of the United States. The other Whig candidate's for the next chief mngist racy of the Republic are Millard Fillmore for re-election, General Winfield Scott, and ...

... required of it than 'timely concessions.' Ministers ready to concede are no doubt worthy of all praise from those of the old Whig school who have learned to consider concession a virtue, and yielding &little to the united voices of millions a laudable movement ...

... Cullom, an independent' Taylor Whig, who is miming on his own hook' agains , General Barrow. Summing up his numerous and exalted merits, the general concludes, My countrymen, I was born in Old Kentuck —I was Lot n a Whig—a poor boy, I cum to Tennessee ...

... Speech is in process of incubation. As for a policy —a clear and fixed plan of what shall, and what shall not, he done—the Whigs have never. In all their years office, produced anything of the kind. Respecting the listentimes of the Ministry we know nothing ...

... cannot yet he predicted, though we believe the Senate will he Whig. In Louisiana, the Whigs received a portion or the Union opposition vote, and have carried the State. This insures a Whig or Union Senator to Congress for the next ensuing term of six ...