... would turn up right at last.” In no other way is it easy to under- stand how eighty Whigs should vote for turning out a ministry, the greater part of which consisted of Whigs. heir own newspapers also helped on the delusion. They, one and all, represented ...

... the London Coalitionist press as to the unwillingness of the Whig party to act with the new Colonial Secretary. The, fact is, that the Durham Lord is still thenmost influential member of the Whig party in the House of Commons-he has the largest number-of ...

... of bis own party, is Lord John Rcssell. Upon the eve of Parlia| mentary tattle he has imitated the proceeding of that great Whig hero, the Duke of MaaLßoaouca; whobound favours to his lawful sovereign, by his oath of allegiance a subject, and his position ...

... o'Clock. have received a full confirmation of the failure of Lord Derby to form Government, owing to the refusal of the leading Whig members of the late Ministry to join him. ...

... we must say that the noble race of De Buren possess a happy facility of walking into the enemy; for a more bitter foe the Whig Government had not in either House of Parliament than Lord out of place. Let them beware lest he damage them in office quite ...

... various rumours purporting to assure the rmblic that his mission has been a complete tailure, ana, inference, that the reign of Whig Catholicity is to be j henceforth, by the authority of the Holy See, triumphant in the ecclesiastical policy of Ireland. Looking ...

... therefore la, not that the Whig Governments last for so abort time, but that they last even so long they do. We are surprised that they are not turned ont regularly once year, and even oftener. ' The only remedy would be for the Whigs to keep the 60,000 places ...

... 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 ...

... satisfactory and conciliat- ing. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done by the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of a greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... AMERICAN ELECTIONS—A SPECIMEN. The York Herald of the 22d ult. says : *• The whig primary election* were held yestcr. day morning, between the hours of six and eight, to elect delegates to state, city, county, senatorial and judiciary conventions. As ...

... satisfactory and conciliating. They were days, however; of Whig alliances, and everything was right that was done the allies, for indeed most things were done by directions of greater than Whig power, and that power always was true to the general interests ...

... 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 ...