... THE _GANG CABINET—AN ANAGRAM, y ste ME ESESLONS 88 Jesuit, prig: A berdeen is incompetent, surly, and Whig; N ewcastle is insolent, ignorant, vain ; G unprincipied, factious, alover of place and of Such a batch is just fitted in union to hang ; For all ...

... Abolition- Maine-Law-Free-Soil-Whigs, of the Whig School. And yet these are but the precursors of twice as many more, professing the same principles nearly, but bearing different names. Above these are the National Whigs, and National Democrats, who generally ...

... decidedly favourable to our local institutions, and ready to uphold them against the schemes of Irish jobbers and of centralising Whigs. He did not consider the workhonse and the gaol the only establishments proper to our position, nor lend the influence of his ...

... the Tablet, iii the way of honest and upright administration, for which are indebted to the Peelites. Mr. Keogh never was a Whig—his promotion, if it take place, will be due exclusively to the followers of Sir Robebt Peel. Who can deny this? Not Mr. Keogh ...

... firat time the terms Whig and Tory were used was in the reign of Char lee lithe court party were called Tory, owing tc their exc.uaiventae, and borrowing a title given to the Irish Rapparee., the opponent fuctloa was named Whigs” because the Eou-co • ...

... n — forty six the representatives of the minorities in counties, thereby, ia effect, providing so many seats for defeated Whigs. The new franchises are as follow :— **]. Any person having a salary of 100/. a year. “2. Any person receiving 10/. a year ...

... the Tuam banquet so far forgot their duty to their Sovereign Pontiff, as to have placed among the list of toasts the old Whig sentiment— The people, the source of all legitimate power. The regret has been sharpened by the following characteristic ...

... every page of modern history proves it, that England's difficulty is the opportunity of the Whigs. In the present state of public opinion, the Aberdeenites and Whigs will not endanger their tenure of place and misty by venturing to go very far :.stray ; but ...

... At the last General Election, two Liberals were returned, owing to the really magnaniraons conduct of some of the leading Whigs, especially the and Foe rescue interests. Mr. stood for away the head of the poll, and the contest w;is approaching termination ...

... FRANCE—THE FLAX TRADE. The Northern Whig states that the French Government has prohibited the export of Flax from that country.— This measure, no doubt, has been caused by the breaking out of war with Russia; and it is a further illustration of the necessity ...

... REVIEW* A. CLXXXVIII, This Day Published Coamrrs; I. LAURENCE STERNE IL SACRED GEOGRAPHY. 111. LORD HOLLAND'S MEMOIRS OF THE WHIG PARTY IV. THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE. V. THE CRIMINAL LAW DIGEST. VI. W AAGKN TREASURES ART IN BRITAIN VII. Till'. TURKS AND THE GREEKS ...

... for the Sonlh of Ireland. None need apt wlio cannot produce characters lor ability and sobriety. Referrnce to Pth.'US.* and WHIG liT, Lower Abbey *Mmt. Dubbn, tor one week. Wage* liberal. Dublin, March llth, 1844. VAT AN TED by » House in the ?▼ Young ...