... three great parties, Whigs, Tories and Peehtes. Without searching into the origin of these parties, without indicating the modifications which they have undergone, we will explain in a few words their present animus and object. The Whigs regard the physical ...

... Robbuok m l Sir E. B. LfTtov are the fint indications of store much more feared than any previous rough weather through which the Whig helmsman has piloted his craft. There something peculiar, and unprecedented his experience opposition, In Ui« points whence ...

... Mr. Vincent Scully, who bids for the leadership of the Mercenaries, defended the coup of the Premier, as in duty bound. The Whig-Bishop Policy lias now had three Sessions of trial ; and note the results. It has given us an Income Tux in full operation ...

... 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. ...

... of coaxing and promise. Dut apart trom all this, it sufficient to ask—What special pretension has Lord Dalhodsie ? Have the Whigs no leader at horn'.’, among all their talents, that they find it needful to bring man imperfect health, after eight years’ ...

... the hon. member for the county of Sligo endeavoured to extract information on this passage in the diplomatic history of the Whigs, eluded it is true, a formal admission of the fact implied in the question ; but the Tnbht has made up for the deti. iency ...

... l Montgomery, will arrive at Belfast, from New. townards, on Friday, the 13th inst., to replace the Royal Antrim Rifles. — Whig. Couyty Dustin Reeiment.—The following commissions have been signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County :—To be Colonel —William ...

... of the Government and dare not whisper resistance ; and they have been countenanced and abutted in abandoning the people by Whig Bishops and Priests who con rol some the largest constituencies in Ireland. There lies the difficulty. While it continues it ...

... Lieutenant-Colonel Montgomery, will arrive at Belfast, from Newtownards, on Friday, the inst., to replace the Royal Antrim Rifles.— Whig. {BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) SALE OF BEER BILL-PARLIAMENTARY COM- MITTEE. London, Yesterday.—Mr. Norton, the magistrate, was examined ...

... stamp in the free transmission of newspapers. This opinion has become almost universal amongst our contemporaries. The Northern Whig contains the following:— Unstamped Papers —Wc regret find that the different railway companies have found it impracticable ...

... amongst the Irish members have been struggling to benefit the Irish tenants, despite the opposition of Tories, the desertion of Whigs, the unwdlmgness of Government, and the abandonment of their posts by «Independent Opposition gentlemen. The facts stated ...

... himself to matters which understood, it would have l>een better both for the Exchequer and the public; but neither English Whigs nor Scotch Reviewers ever had a faculty for that. may as well repeat a piece of information which some of our readers may have ...