... Brooke, consistent Whig of thirty six years’ standing and extensive practice at the bar, —able, learned, and honest, but too honest, too independent for the purpose? Besides, Mr. Berwick was once Commissioner, and did the State (•.«., the Whig Stale) some service ...

... set of principles to the Whigs, who use it their badge in England, and the Orangemen who glory in it in Ireland. In order to account fur this, it may not be uuinstructiva just now to advert to the historical mutations of the Whig parly, and to contrast ...

... prosperity. Well, knowing that such is the case, look with suspicion on all Whig measures introduced our Whig ruleis, —or, perhaps, more correctly we should say, our late Whig rulers ; and recently, receiving this “BUI to Amend the Laws Force for the Relief ...

... five miles of Carlow and four miles Leighlin Bridge and BatrenaLtown, railway stations and post-towns. Application made 1L B. WHIG IT. Esq., Foulksrath Castle Freshford, county Kilkenny. The herd, James Buggy, will show the lands and premises. Ist March ...

... Carlow and four miles of Leighlin Bridge and Bagenalstown, railway stations and post-towns. Application to be made to K. B. WHIG 1 IT, Esq., Foulksrath Castle, Fieshford, county Kilkenny. The herd, James Buggy, will show the lands and premises. Ist March ...

... the above date, at the hour One o’clock, j. in., and nave with them testimcniula as to character and qnalilications. SAMUEL WHIG LEY, Mann er. 862 t 27th June, 1855. ...

... tuents how it happens that he, follower of Lord Aberdeen, and no Whig at all, holds high office under Government which has sloughed off liord Aberdeen and his honourable followers, and is now Whig-Radical. ______ Lord Palmerston on Tuesday night admitted that ...

... d pany the House of Commons ; or Lord Lanadowne and Loid John Ruseell may be authorized to attempt the re-construction the Whig Cabinet ; or, lastly, Lord Palmerston may endeavour retain in the service of the country the ablest members of the late Ad ...

... matters of really primary importance. Chief among those humble matters was Administrative Reform, under the bad influence of Whig, Peehte, and Radical government, has since swel.ed into a popular cry, not likely at present, deed to lead political revolution ...

... is intent on tbe choice between peace and war, and Parliament, it seems, can think of nothing but the division between the Whigs and Tories. The nation believes that as a Cabinet in which tbe advocates of national disgrace outnumber tbe champions of national ...

... affairs. We believe this, especially since we find it expressly so stated by a paper which is understood to steady organ of the Whig party-the Olobe. In yesterday’s number of that journal, the writer affirms, we learn by telegraph, that he has reason to believe ...

... Conservative party, since the only alternative would to fling back the administration into the hands of the Chesham place Whigs. ...