... EEritSSENTATIOIC OK AUMAGII COOTTT, TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN WHIG Sir,— The rumours abroad with reference to a dissolution of the present Parl'iatm nl have latterly occasioned much discussion on this subject in the more influential circles of the ...

... thro-w out a sop to be swallowed by the hostile sections which have, each of them, the power, at any moment, of destroy- ing the Whig Cabinet, it is most ingeniously devised to forestall such opposition. The Democrats cannot consistently oppose it, be- cause ...

... Orleans, and struck on a snag. General Scott had been nominated for the Pre- sidency by the Whig members of the Maine Legisla- ture, in connexion with other leading Whig members of the state. The suit of Mrs. Gen. Gaines, for the recovery of an immense amount ...

... COorespondence of the Eveeing mail.) SATURDAY. WITHIN this week I find in the House a strong andgrow- ing conviction that the Whigs are not going out of of- fice so soon as our more sanguinary friends are disposed to expect. And the reason is this, Lord John ...

... each party will naturally seek to obtain the predominance for itself—we fancy the vast majority of all parties, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, would reply that should be, if possible, what the Reform Bill of 1832 was meant, and indeed declared on all sides ...

... Hyron, Lord Galway, Lord Canterbury, Lord Timplemore, Lord Shannon, Lord Crofton, and Lord Pulwarlh. SECOND EDITION. Northern Whig Ojfice, Thursday Morning, Ilalf-patl Ftoe o'clock. Tnr. I.ondon correspondent of Th* Dub lin Evening Mail, writing Tuesday ...

... published as members of the new Administration we augur little of strength or power in the successors of the defunct and imbecile Whigs. The Premier’s own antecedents will not render him very popular in Ireland, and we fear the scorpion of the Commons will have ...

... the work of national defence accomplished I mar • pork. While the 'militia force is he mak: general in Its aegrebstkes,, the Whig Wide ages les being said tme order Gat Amiss petite at the gemmed Nelleged the are Leal mho en meat War of the attempts to ...

... Reverence and myself to roe? I must say, however, that it seems strange, If tho report be inaccurate, tlial two publications of The Whig were d to pass without any attempt being made to correct it. I deny the righl of this min, or of any other man, to make the ...

... all politics condemn -it. It is naturally disliked by the 67 members who sit for the condemned boroughs, many of whom are Whigs; and the impression prevails, that an opportunity-will be takenithei_6n Lord Naas's motion, on the 19th, or on Mr. Adderley's ...

... THE MINISTRY. ADDRESS OF TIHE COMMITTrE OF TIHE DUBLIN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION TO THE PlROTESTANTS OF IErLAND. BRETIInEN-The Whigs have fallen! They have been broken almost without hai'd! Their power has perished through the negation of principle and spirit ...

... painful as it is full of disappointment to every friend of liberty in the country —to every man who placed hope tbe most capable Whig Statesman of the age. The sore disappointment created this revelation in the Commons was expressed in the ominous silence which ...