... 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 ...

... meeting at futare day, in order finally to concert a plan of action and co-operation witli the Manchester Association.—.V. Whig. On Friday the officers of excise visited the stores of the spirit dealers in Cork, and took slock of the amount of spirits ...

... that all legislative and ad- rout ' , Canning, the Duke de Bassano. and the Count ministrative wisdom is centred in the few Whigs who now Montebello The fifth carriage conveyed the Marchioness of occupy the Treasury benches.—l am yours, &C.” Ely. the Hon ...

... will be well governed, and is resolved that the public business shall be properly discharged. If this cannot be done by the Whigs, others will be found prepared lor the task and competent to discharge If the following accusation of the Times —which cannot ...

... will destroyed, ami the respect his cha! racter now inspires on every hand be diminished. Let him not imposed upon by the Whig aspirants ] by whom he will be surroundeJ; nor turn aside, ! some of his predecessors have done, from the pul administration ...

... reign he had occupied hi* present position. had been on friendly and cordial terms with all of them He had never been either Whig or Tory—(applause and laughter)—or a member any political party, but had always, in straightforward way, looked solely to the ...

... most suitable for the provincial assemblage to sit and pronounce u|*ou the great question now under discussions.— \orfhern Whig. Mr. Coyle, of the Coleraine Saw Mills, left at our office yesterday a goose egg of the following extraordinary dimensions:—Length ...

... ly, of those whom the Xation calls in the ribald style it has lately assumed, •• respectable Caw“ I holies, good, steady Whigs, lovers of the faith and fat berths ; and. secondly, of the followers of Independent Opposition”—pereons not less bent on securing ...

... the keen opposition it has to encounter from the conglomerate of all fragments and factions of the old effete Democratic and Whig parties with their alien allies, names that were once hallowed and had meaning. Errors it may commit—inferior men may attain ...

... there was nothing in which you that after having gone through all th«e feelings- juBti flad making the proni.se ; and precisely Whig. rich soil beneath the bulbs, and the mould each quarter before ten, however, the staU of things was com- those who confess ...