... THE ABERDEENTITES AND THE WHIGs. FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hi itherto subsisting between ministers and their ex-colle agues below the gangway is a circumstance which has ta ken many simple. minded people by surprise. We ...

... THE WHIG MINISTRY. The Press has the following in review of the politica events of the last two years : are not surprised that the Whig party, however weak in real support, arid contemptible in abilities, should cling • power so long aa they find that ...

... I THE ABEBDEENITES AND THE WHIGS, (From trie Daily Niews.) The sudden rupture of the alliance hitherto eibaietlng be- tween ministers and their ex-colleagues below the gangway is a circumstance which has talk..t many simple-minded people by surprise We ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE AND THE IRISH BAR. There is, perhaps, no profession in either country possessing stronger claims to our sympathy and respect than the bar of Ireland. Nor are we compelled, in support of this assertion, to recur to those traditional glories ...

... WHIG CORRUPTION AND THE HOUSE OF LORDS. (From the Morning Herald.) To be sure every class has its price, as well as every individual. You cannot bribe in the House of Lords by £2 10s., or place in the Post-office; but is there bribery in making barons ...

... IS DK. CULLEN A WHIG? The most important intelligence which has yet reached tlie public the subject of the Appeal to Home transpires this week through unexpected channel— the Times newspaper. It is rare news. The Times accepts and adopts Doctor Cullen ...

... WHIG TUB HOUSB OF The MomiaQ Herald, accounting for the present condition of the House of Lords, as evidenced the vote Lord Eluwbotoooh's Resolutions, has the following significant statement •“ To be sure Very class has its price, as well as every individual ...

... 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 ...

... VICEREGAL VISIT THE NORTH. (From the Northern Whig.) Nkv. tonards.-- According p evlous arrangemen , his proceeded from Clandtboye, on Mon 'ay, to Newtownarda, where the tenantry upon the estates the Marquess of Londonderry were to present him with an ...

... *TT to b« •rroncoaa. *o do-cg tttchnßM . '“ th. Whig.,« «emy 1 T R AfI dofooder ofbiobopj. .nd m.lignor of lo thoir piliticil action and liberty. I ’’“f*’ *S Aom chargee, and In otd.r not to mi, ,1 y .i? what lat elated, that I oppose Mderetood. Md „ ...

... Keogh's good name, fame, and credit. Mr. Hayter, the Whig whipper-in, has said of and concerning the honourable member for Athlone, that he bas accepted the office of Attorney-General to the Whig Government. This Mr. Keogh has already denounced as libel; ...

... doubt tha: had the division taken place, they would have been in a large minority, as the disposition of many both of the Whigs and Radicals was to vote against them. How far this disposition may be changed between this and Monday remains to be proved ...