... fitted to elevate and adorn a high station than the truly estimable gentleman so judi- ciously chosen. Although it is seldom the Whig executive has given us an opportunity of lauding their official appointments, we would be ashamed of our craft if we hesitated ...

... a step which, once taken will assured prove irremediable. — Manchester Guardian. Combination amongst Workmen. — The Belfast Whig, in alluding'to the combination amongst the operative machinists and engineers in O.dham and Manchester, says — The mischief ...

... dynasty began its reign in Ireland under the title of a Catholic Association. The Papists were too convenient allies of the Whigs to allow that their seditious conspiracies, though illegal and unconstitutional, should be sup- pressed by law without a clamour ...

... tions of three Whig houses. The principle has been established by degrees. Gradually the elements of independence have been got rid of. It would be very curious to trace down from the Cabinet of Earl Grey the process by which the Whig Ministry has been ...

... who eh*U betrsy their blood* stained visitors. The following is an extract of a letter from Dandalk, published in the Belfast Whig ot this morning:— Tho „t 8 • ti ' or 'e»cae has been officially informed, that a unm of 501. has been raised to remunerate ...

... before the Legislature ; for be- fore Parliament the whole case must be placed, in whatever shape the members of the present Whig- Radical Administration shall meet it — whether as a re-constructed or patched-up Cabinet, or as a feeble and weakly opposition ...

... next session, and neither parliament or the nation will tolerate a government always going out and coming in again. * * * The Whigs know what it is to have lived by sufferance, and they know that to do so is to survive both power and reputation. They would ...

... that, in the case (among other instances) of t Southampton Corporation, the ltchen was the Tory river, am **« Test was the Whig rivar ; so that tha town has drunk Either and only from 1800 to 2000 houses were supplied wi ■ater out of 6000 houses ; that ...

... taken in connection with the circumstances which have led to the dismissal of Lord Palmerston. A report prevails here that the Whig Cabinet is broken up, and that Lord Palmerston will be head of the new administration. The rumour has caused the funds to fall ...

... principles of any kind, or for any indifference to the enjoyment of office. There are two peers who might ally themselves to the Whig ministers without incurring any special risk — but Lord Aberdeen is worn out, and moreover his only proper place is already ...

... The deceased Sir David Baird, the second baronet of the line, was born in 1795, and succeeded his uncle in 1829. He was a Whig in politics. On the 10th of August, 1821, Sir David Baird married tha Lady Anne Kennedy, eldest daughter of Archibald, first ...

... would be but premature, but as far as we have been able to ascertain, the commission appears to possess the usual attributes of Whig jobbery. The market for Public Securities has been ex- tremely heavy this morning in consequence of the French funds coming ...