... THE WHIG PRESS ON GOVERNMENT POLICY. (From the Sun.) The vigorous course pursued by her Majesty's Government in reference to the British North American Fisheries appears to be at length in a fair way of becoming very generally appreciated. Instead of ...

... WHIGS. The tactics of the Whig press, in the mischievous misrepresentation, ever since the Derby Government came into power, arc worthy consideration, if it he only to see how far into the mire of inconsistency their lolly will lead them in endeavour ...

... more : even now, when the Whig leaders had been removed from office, and when the country was uuder the sway of a Tory, Protectionist (perhaps more will than power), reactionary administration, he felt convinced that the old Whig principle is still full ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NOKTUERN WHIG. Sttt,—A loiter, signed “Your Reporter,” in your paper of Tuesday, the I4th inst., requires few words reply. 1 pass in silence that part of it which taken up with abusing roe, and coulino myself exclusively lo what bears ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Si*,—An absence of some weeks from home, eeveral engagements since my return, and the crowded condilion of your columns, during the sittings of the British Association, have all contributed to delay my second letter ...

... THE WHIG PARTY AND REFORM. Last week, at public dinner given in Newcastle-upon- Tyne, to Mr. Ord, on his retirement from Parliament, after consistent public career of half century, Earl Gbet, on his health having boon drunk, returned thanks, and the course ...

... (From the Northern Whig.) The proceedings at the conference arc of considerable importance. To all, even to those who do not agree y l y the opinions there advocated, they are necessarily interesting. A large number of the Trish representatives attended ...

... TORY AND WHIG DINNERS IN NEWCASTLE. We know not that any of our brother journalists have had, on any preceding occasion, to chronicle the holding of two political banquets in this town within one short week, but not having any local archaeologist at band ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTH KBW WHIG Sir, —Although we may trust in Providence that Belfast may not vUiled by that pestilence which has again invaded the frontiers of Europe, yet it best to be prepared for the worst ; and I feel it duty (pending more permanent ...

... LORD DERBY AND THE WHIG PRESS. The past week has not been prolific in topics of *n* terest to politicians. That inexorable demand w m presses daily upon the public journalist, for a certain amount of readable matter, must have been more than usually irksome ...

... street, and we commend to all desponding Whigs the cheerful and hopeful resolution which animates these remarks of Lord Carlisle :— I think we may view in Mr Ord a model and an exponent of sound good Whig principles (cheers); and they are the same ...

... A MODEL STIPENDIARY OF THE WHIG SCHOOL. IT is notorious that the late Whig Government, after the passing of the Ecclesiastical Titles Act, permitted that enactment to become as much of a dead letter is the provision of the Relief Bill of 1829, which ...