... equally certain. Yet, in a house of 484 mera hers, we find a ministerial majority of 80. How is this ? Is the Star of the Whigs in the ascendant; and has the the House of Commons come round to regard them with that degree of favour which such a majority ...

... promise of Lord John Russell, to introduce a bill next session for extending the franchise, though we are far from expecting the Whig premier will, of his own accord, devise liberal things, has, at least, this value, that it shows the suffrage question to have ...

... candidate for the represe writer's Belfast at the next v: a Mr. Daniel Jones, Banada out @ feeler to be invited to stand for (Whig) bas reduced next general election. itten in The em: he hove Ulster this year dout sub- of last; are no fewer than two hundred ...

... in all humility, the decision of the House, and stagger on as usual. His friend Mr. Roebuck, it is true, told him that the Whigs were cut out and fitted by nature for the Opposition, but the Russells and Greys were never celebrated for their perception ...

... no the Government will squeeze majority. The Opposition say that 14 is the charmed number which will seal tbe fate of the Whigs, and that there will be a majority of 14 against the Government. The hacks of the Ministers say, on the other side, that they ...

... priests so fierce in their denunciaiions of him, and so zsalon* supporters of the rascal Whigs they were in *4B Amen, 1 say, they are getting their reward from the Whig*.” Win you tell the unfortunate Irish to scrape up as much will fetch them to this great ...

... feeling Toesington and the Cabinet \ aCtS arC aC^S ' and 011 s r wno differ from us in V e S . side with S is making on the Whig side, is Uccess seems to diminish with their cw days S° calculated on 25 ' now talk diffidently ...

... any other religion (cheers). But were these the views of the Whig government before they were in office? (hear, hear), and there never was a milder or a meeker or quieter crcataro than Whig in office (some interruption, owing the extreme pressure the ...

... sail the vessel safely through the shoals and quicksands, rocks and tempests that Whig mismanagement has environed and called up around her. A Whig has always been a Whig, and we think there must be something inherently bad and mischievous in his composition ...

... perhaps, in point of immediate influence, is that of the Whig landlords; who are flying off from the free-trade army as fast as possible. It was but yesterday we heard of a single agent, of Whig politics, who avowed that he had orders to look out for four ...

... ministering to their wants and comforts. His death will a great privation to them, and source much grief to his family. —Xorthem Whig. ...

... Again, we say, down with the Whigs Better, far better any open foe, better a bill bristling with a host of Walpolian amendments, than this insidious meanness, this serpent-like persecution that per- | vades every line of the Whig measure. We can > fight a ...