... WHIG POLICY IN IRELAND. Tick London journals most disposed regard with leniency the latest manifestations of Whig policy this country, feel length forced to condemn the flagrant Exclusiveness and Party Subserviency of that policy. give beneath extract ...

... THE LONDON PRESS. THE WHIG INCAPABLES. f-Yom the Freu. dirining want! it needed lo foretell the catastrophe of ft Cabinet beaten twice in one rreek. Peace being proclaimed, the weakness of the Ministry becomes palpable to nil. The progress of events has ...

... KdUbnryh Advertiser comments rather severely on the conduct of the Whig party In that city, In reference Mr. retirement- The intention of the historian resign his soat was known to the leading Whigs for some time, and several meetings wore held previous to Its ...

... here the centre of Government, and that the tendency of Whig policy has been to bring all oar affairs to London. The seven-eighths of those places'* have somehow fallen into the bands of the Whigs, and by them have been dispensed to tbo party they wish ...

... IRISH ELECTIONS SLIGO—NEW ROSS—WATERFORD—&c. The Whig intriguers are all on tiptoe reference pending elections and anticipated vacancies. A new race of traffickers is ready to maintain the dignity of Sadlkirism. It is, of course, enough to set the whole ...

... Paulus Cullen, may become what our contemporary, the Post, so piously desireth, a thoroughly Cawtholic* edifice—an instrument of Whig Government, in fact!—an anteroom to the Castle. Labouring under this apprehension, their contributions to the establishment ...

... the judicial office* to Ireland, w* are justified to concluding that the Whig party has resolved to keep up It* old connection with the Roman Catholic influence. In England the Whigs will, after their eld fashion, excite tbe prejudices the Protestant Diaaeotera ...

... SOUTHBRS WIIIO. Lyvltay v. Fitting and Others. Mr. Jollett, on behalf the defendants, who are the proprietors of the Northern Whig newspaper, applied to Judge Perrin for liberty extend the time for pleading till the first day of next term. The action was ...

... owing to his appointment to government office, and that Lord Oonlo, on the Conservative interest, and Lord Dunkellia, on the Whig, will be candidates for the vacant seat. Freeman. ...

... Welch been chosen by the friends of independence In the borough, and we heartily wish him succee*. Sir Thoa. Redington la the Whig, and Mr. Tottenham the Tory candidate.— TahUt of thi t day. ...

... THE EVENING PACKET. SATURDAY* MARCH 8> 185fr litical servitude. seems be normal condition of Irish Whig, this dancing after the skirts patronage—it must, too, be profitable mode of life, since so many follow it eagerly. But not only Sligo are such politicians ...

... the Kars' capitulation comes finally before the House. tl»« inquiry noble Vi»count who is the bright, psrticalar sUr of the Whig system this moment Few men ever assumed office under more favourable circumstances than Lord PalmergTON. The country seemed ...