... A CRUX FOR THE NEW SOLICITOR. When Mr. Hatcheli. was promoted to the post of Attorney-General, the Whig Government were sorely puzzled to find respectable Cawtholic” to accept the appointment, which he had left vacant, of Solicitor- General. They did ...

... parties who were in communication with Mr. Hayter made certain promises on behalf of the Whigs. Now, who were the parties who were thus negotiating in private with the Whigs, while they were bellowing, like bulls of Bashan, against them in public? Cap- tain ...

... the cor joera polled up to the time of his re .til be found in our deapateb. , ~e anticipated tbia mult contcat between Whig and Whig waa not likely to arouae the dormant energies of the people —and Athtone, true to her recetU hiatory, baa proved falae ...

... Bristol, Whig; Sir G. Tyler, naval officer, Tory; Sir John Yards Boiler, Chairman-E nnis. Colonel Blair. Tory Sir Wm. Clay, Whig Radical, formerly Secretary of the Board of Control; Mr. Strutt, Whig ; Mr. W.P.Prue.Whig ; Mr. Owen Stanley, Chairman, ...

... by the Whig party or the Tory party, 1 should from early prejudice if not from conviction, be in favour of the Tories. But the country has decided, and I think wisely, that these two rival parties the country shall be no longer governed. The Whig party ...

... supported by all the Whig party-put forward as their candidate-sustained by the Whig organs, from the Loadon.Globe-to the Dublin Evening Post. He was the ton of the head of the Whig party in Wexford, himself a prominent member of the Whig party. Surely, then ...

... parties. If the Freeman of those times had written in this fashion— “The same opposition which the Tories give to the Whigs, and which the Whigs, give to the Tories, will the Irish party give to both upon allsuitable occasions,” it would have been voted lukewarm ...

... court in Dublin. We fear that the Whig section of the cabinet is as earnes'ly bent as ever open the old centralization plan. There is an obstinate littleness in the siege laid to the Viceroyalty of Ireland by the Whigs, which savours of the spite of the ...

... signs that it will be em- braced. Out of a host of candidates before the constituency, the popular leaders fall back on the old Whig gentlemen who have been recently unseated. Is it not an utter infatuation ask any constituency rush into the terrors and sacrifices ...

... stated the other night, that an accredited agent of the Whig and Peel ministry bad gove to a number of Irish members of par- liament—(hear)—and had stated to them that he was authorised on of the Whig and Peel parties to say, if the Irish members would assist ...

... J MACNAMARA CANTWELL. F. D. Finliy, Northern Whig Office, Belfast. The following U Mr. Cantwell’s biter to the Editor of tbe Northern Whig reply to the letter of Mr. Rogers, and which tbe Editor of ibo Whig refused to publish ; TO THK EDITOR THE NORTHERN ...

... rejecting the details of the budget, but for joining the Whigs and the Radicals, whom they always professed to dislike, irrespective of the budget ; and then forming coalition with those very Whigs and j Radicals whom, ten months ago, they had endeavoure ...