... however, that this project was merely ain ingenious ruse on the part of the Whig leader-a hollow pretenee, which was never seriously entertained; and, accordingly, the Whigs were de- prived of the sunshine of English and Scotch pro- gressist patronage ...

... ministration, the significant warning that they cannot with safety to their places and perquisites attempt to run counter to the Whig-R.adical rule of conduct, laid down as the very basis of the coalition, and which discards the religious element from the purview ...

... cither the late or the present Govern- nment. This is not at all to be wondered at; for where, may we ask, did the writer is the Whig glean the it- formatioit that Lord Aberdeen's Governmsent refused the application of the deputation ? Surely not from any reliable ...

... on a Sutnday, to a Christian noble- man, such as Lord Roden is acknowledged to be, even by his enemies; but as your genuine Whig is usually a hard worker on the Sabbath, the news may not be the less true for all that. Before, however, we proceed to offer ...

... It is a Cab and Turnpike Cabinet, then, which is to satisfy the national yearning for practical govern- ment wvhiclh mere Whig ineptitude had stimulated to desperation before Lord Derby took office. Yet, ex- cepting in one or two points, we doubt if ...

... altogether at sea as to the intrigues going on at Dublin Castle, and wvito is evidently in no sort of communication with the Whig party who have Lord St. Germans in leading-strings, blurted out the very opposite answer to that which he would have given ...

... being members of the Brigade ; one is a nondescript; six only are members of the Conser- vative Opposition, and the rest are Whig-Radicals or Peelites. ],et us arrange their names under their proper political designations:- TEXANT-LEAGUERS-4-11r. Sergeant ...

... secution of the Madiai is too monstrous a violation of the principles of religious liberty to be tacitly acqui- esced in even by a Whig-Popish Administration and we rejoice to say that the mind of the intelligeLntRo- manl Catholic laity in this anid tile sister ...

... charac- tv, for democratic patriotism at the expense of his discretioni and diplomacy, and to run down the last remains of the Whig party. The French Opposition in the Chamber of Deputies used to follow the same course on foreign questions, and lay claim ...

... the Earl of Derby been base noagh to betray its trust, by coneiliatimng the support ut the P'opishs Brigade, the Peelites and Whig-Radicals n mould not by their combined forces have overthrown it. E dut the Government of the Earl of Derby was mindful t f ...

... provincial rags, such as the Tipperary Vinldeicartor and Southera 1?eporter, which do the sub- ordinate scribbling of the Whigs-a course of mvstifi- cation, misrepresentation, and personal calumny, which ?? country is learning to see through of itself ...

... understanding had between Messrs. Bulwer and Clayton on the treaty which they negotiated re- lating to Central America. The Whigs made an attempt to postpone the ques- tian, but they were defeated, and the resolution was adopted hy a vote of 1 to 2.9. The ...