... feel thankful have pointed out to us one single spot where Whig polioy has prospered. Where is the paradise created by Whigdom ? It must be Ireland ! The statute book* reel under the weight of Whig enactments for the benefit of the Emerald Isle. Remote, ...

... in truth, expect nothing from the return of the Whigs to office, but continuance of the futile experiments, the utter neglect and destroying legislation of the last twenty years. So long as the Whigs and Manchester millocracy are in Donning-street, so ...

... THE TRANSATLANTIC PACKET STATION. The Whigs, true to their natural instinct of hatred to Ireland, have come forward to impede the settlement of this question, which the warm Irish feeling of our Lobd Lieutenant seemed to bring nearer to its consummation ...

... certain diplomatio Marquis lately styled Marshal Hatrad and the King of Naples t This is rather late hour of the day for Whig, or an ex-Whig,'to talk about conserving constitutional government in Spain, after taoltly consenting, LordPALMxasto* did upwards of ...

... Lord came in with a speech at the end, was rejected by majority of 215. ; Growing small by degrees and beautifully less the Whig Free Companions mustered but 70, while in the former division Lord John Russell marched at the head of 165 followers. Nor is ...

... Honourable T. J. H. Heard,: '■ Whltealde. «Ou the other side, in the Opposition, 39 members voted, of whom 36 wero Whigs,f 2 not Whigs—l do not know how else to describe them. They were:— T. C. Anetey, JJ. Sir A. Armitrong, W. T. Cullagb, M. J. Blake ...

... liberty which first raised the Whigs in popular estimation, and sustained the prestige of their name, long after the majority of the party bad turned it into a mockery, a delusion, and a snare. Mr. Fitzpatbick is one of the few Whigs who adhere to the true ...

... merits of the Whig government are not appreciated at the other side of the ocean according to the standard of Chesham-place:— It is very deplorable all this, says the Cornwall Chronicle, when we consider the policy adopted by the Whig government as ...

... grsn either case waa a large sum to for such an ° should bare sufficed to buy the gentleman's friendship. ' too. While the Whigs remained in no person could sensible of a kindness received, or more ready to B™'° Tours asked for, and to the last day Bir ...

... wind. New potatoes are now to be seen daily in onr markets. Thus the very potatoes thrive best without Protection.—Northern Whig. Committal yob Murdkb.—A man named Henery has been committed to stand his trial for the murder of his child, caused by starvation ...

... combination among Roman Catholics for a tangible and worthy object was possible. It ought not to be forgotten that Peelite and Whig Ministries gave to the priesthood the whole prestige of Castle influence during late years, when that circumstance, constituting ...

... the high social position of both these gegtlemen, it is extremely probable Leitrim will be rescued from the | grasp of the Whigs. Beltast.—lt now generally understood that it is not the intention of Lord John Chichester to contest the re- ' presentation ...