... and as Lord Derby and an open foe he is likely to exercise an equally deadly influence over the fortunes of his Whig rival. Two powerful Whigs will then have fallen before the Stanley- one by his arts, the other by his arms. Lord Grey's descent was one ...

... Great eloquence and great experience of public affairs have been, from time to time, brought to bear and long. continued in Whig and Tory struggles but it is universally acknowledged by all whose prejudices or passions do not swallow up their judgment ...

... Defence Association ought to be aggressive. To an appro- priation of part of the temporalities o1 the establishment, the leading Whigs are p6e'dged; forinstance, Russell, Lord Car- lisle, the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Clarendon, and the Greys. ' I think the ...

... whole grant should be conti- nued for the present, which may bring out, at no distant day, the economical tendencies of the Whigs, and subject the hospitals to the same, or greater, evils from which they are reported to have now escaped. The principle that ...

... ability, but not less remarkable for its uniform advocacy of popular principles while those princi- ples were patronised by the Whig ministry, has un- dertaken to pronounce on the Catholic movement in Ireland. It opens its leading article on Saturday by d ...

... Russell too well to supply the expected accommodation i on so very unsatisfactory a description of security. Indeed, the Whig resignation followed so close upon Mr. Locke 3King's motion-the success of which was the official pretext for that step-that ...

... an alliance, to which their country owes -every fragment of good government since the days of Srongbow. This compliment to Whig government and its Irish allies, this appeal to Irish liberals cannot, and surely ought not, to escape the notice of all classes ...

... able to add, that several members of other religious persuasions were present, and added their contributions to the common ?? Whig. ANOTHER CONVERT.-We are informed that the Hon. and Rev. William Towry Law, vicar of Harbourne, ad- joining this town, and ...

... of the Catholic church in England. - THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARAIAGrx.-While the organs of English despotism and the treacherous Whig ministry are pouring out their slander on the head of Dr. Cullen, endea- vouring to blacken his character, misrepresenting ...

... still exists in our town, and espe- cially that the name of any member of our civil force should bo found connected with ?? Whig. The eubjoined is the document alluded to above:- Royal Black Lodge of Orangemen, No. 83.-Sir Knright and Broather-By order ...

... tolditbat the Whig party was the Liberal party of the i country, and that therefore they ought to support them.- Now let him ask was there any man in that room so infa- tuated as to have a hankering after the Whig party (hear, hear). How had the Whigs proved ...

... for rthe world's ear, one more charm to wil its sympathies, one more chance of national unity and deliverance. If the rascal Whigs wished us well, they could not have better served us. Ireland had vanished bohind a group of poorhouses-they have brought her ...