... The Moobtbt—The Whigs. —Itis now much taken for granted by the Whigs, if the fact had already occurred that the Derby ministry will not be existence on Christmas-day. But while making so sure of a break up of the Cabinet within three or four weeks after ...

... Whig Rumour.—We think may state that the member for North Essex, who holds a high military appointment under the present government, will be selected for the important office of Governor of Jamaica.—Globe. The Entire Assets of a recent bankrupt were nine ...

... In the aspirations of the Whig leader for place, »e should, therefore, like to know on what support he can calculate. He well knows that he is in an overwhelming minority the upper House, and the numerical strength of the Whigs in the present House of Commons ...

... Mr. Finlay. Northern Whig, responded. The Chairman then gave The Stewards,” to which Mr. Watson responded. The Chairman then gave The Stcrefariee.” Ur S Anilrewa thanked the an tie company lor tut* manner in which they recti\el his and r. Close's health ...

... Joseph Huhe's refusal to march through Coventry with the Irish tag-rag pinned to Lord John Russell's tail, had filled the Whigs with dismay. But an apprehension, now prevalent, a junction of the late Sir Robert Peel's friends with the government has made ...

... course you propose. We shall certainly succeed—but it will be against both the Whig and Tories; and I would bold both parties cheap in regard to their assistance. All the Whigs deprecate in words the fettering of the press; and yet, with power in their ...

... poor case, he cried, to see my property carried off this way, before my eyes? That fine old gentleman was a type of the Whigs, whose agonies at each rich prize that eludes their greedy fingers, are faintly expressed in the boiling over of his indignant ...

... present representatives of Majesty, not content with this limited sphere, continue their festivities during time devoted by their Whig predecessors to economy and ease. Lady Eglinton, by the course adopted at her Court, does much to foster the trade of Dublin ...

... are considered by the quidnuncs as the reasons for such an early parliamentary summoning. this as it may, however, our modern Whig politicians look not to the meeting of the Legislature as a matter connected with any such to them unimportant matter as a ...

... who are not averse to accept the overtures of the Hon. Gentleman, and to insure him and his friends that, if by their help a Whig or Gbahamitb Cabinet can be achieved > they will have committed no suicide. Their honesty and intelligence will be remembered ...

... assault on my own liberty. Hence it is my manliest duty to contribute to defend bin. therefore lelfish in an. Already did Whigs, hell esd Tones, combine against him. They failed, and fail they will now if the people are true to liberty. Yours sincerely ...

... followed by bis Whig successors in office) discern the cause of the universal distrust in Government felt by the gentry of Ireland. is it that all ranks of Protestants are united in the support of the present Government There are many Whigs to be found among ...