... to Canada, is Oraneeism powerful, and Ogle great ? Because Sir Edmund Walker Head, the Whig Governor of Canada, is avowed patron the Canadian Orangemen; and his Whig masters at home have allowed him insult the colonists of French of Irish origin inferior ...

... electors which none of his com- petitors can approach, and which ought to rally the best of the constituency to his support. The Whig candidate at the election last year, when he had the full and most unscrupulous aid of the Castle, polled no more than 272 ...

... Eventnc.—Matters are looking brighter to-day, and there now appears every probability of Government having a majority. Even the Whig whippers, who on Monday boasted of defeating the Government by a majority of sixty, now say ten or twelve will be the outside ...

... INSTIGATION TO OUTRAGE.' The following letter has appeared in the Northern Whig. It was written, a* the context will show, in rep> to column of abure which had previously appeared in the Whig directed against an article published in the last Nation— in which ...

... Derby will be able to hit at once the convenience of those old-fashioned gentlemen who are his followers, and the opinions of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites, by whose dissension alone he can hold power. The Daily News takes up the flattered eulogy on Lord ...

... is but little probability of a contest on the present occasion. Mr. who represented the county in the last Par- liament on Whig principles, but was defeated at the last general election, will not solicit the suffrages of the consti- tuency, as he anticipates ...

... is the time lor emancipated Ireland to bestir itself, and demand that justice which Whigs alone can administer! However, deflate the efforts of these disappointed Whigs, I trust the unfortunate affair of the 12th March will be unproductive of any ill-feeling; ...

... WHAT TO DONE? An Old Whig” discusses the prospects his party with candour in the columns tho Globe. lie iu propria persona a remarkable illustration of its disorganised condition. scolds all and sundry his old and once trusted leaders. no side i* there ...

... obtained it, anil any Whig may e dentate how much better Bill the same policy would have insured it carried out by fifty men instead of ten. Be this instalment trifling or great, even so much was not to be had from the Palmerstonian Whigs, who sought to trepan ...

... which the Whigs have raised Irish lords, without large fortunes or Parliamentary services, to the English Peerage is most improper. Oh, but,” cries a Whig objector, you forget what Mr. Pitt did.” not do so. Mr. Pitt found country under the yoke Whig families ...

... THE SWEDISH PERSECUTION CASE. The Northern Whig of Thursday, referring to our article of Tuesday on this subject, which it admits to be completely liberal in its whole tone,” appears to believe that we included it in our condemnation of the tacit approval ...

... hustings as merely between them and a Whig. The farce and insult of a Priest prosecution abandoned—a prosecution instituted, and bequeathed to them, by the Whigs ; the grant to our National Gallery—refused by the Whigs ; the appointment and equality of Catholic ...