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... THlE WHIG AND ITS LATE EDITOR. THUs following extraordinary statement appears in the a~iorw of Saturday last:- We have received a printed circular from Messrs. F. D. Finlay & Son, Proprietors of the Northern lVzdg,' and perused its contents with astonishment ...

... Mar. 31, June 30, SePL 30, 188I.15' 1.4D 185ti.' 1880C 1885. ?? 1- - - - Newsl.Tetter ., |1,000 38,000 85,000 30,500 85,000 Whig , . 8,000 11,000 M08O0 47,0)0n 25,000 Mereery *~1 80000 310,00) 82,81100 ,O0 000 Marner 27,500 ,40,100 5,00o0 24,000 81,000 ...

... dishoiioiirable abuse of friendly confidence. Everything points to the Whigs. In the Upper House a thorough Whig, Lord Granville, begs a copy of the despatch; another thorough Whig, Lord Shaftesbury, the chosen saint of the blasphemous party which styled ...

... Derby ill power than to witness theother installed to his ?? exclnsion. Neverthleless, it mnust not be forgotten that the Whigs are doubtless ready once more to make great sacrilices.' Lord Joirn infortlsod us, in joirtitig Lord Aberdeen, in 1852, that ...

... 91, Mar'. 31, Nuoe 30, .ept BO,'Dec. 31, 1856. 1857. 1807. 1r77. | 1B50. News Letter ?? 30,000 30,000 30,000 07,10 00,G000 WhIg ?? 1) '600' 100 41,000 S0,00 ,0 000 ?? 2 0, O11) 02,500 20,01)20 0)00 17,01)0 ?? . 20,0o( 13,008 203, 00 200,00) 21,01)0 TIIE ...

... in possession of a copy of the Report. The Report was presented to Parlia- ment on Friday night, on Saturday the Nborthern Whig was, we believe, favoured with a copy from Dublin Castle. The letters of our correspondents, to which wo have referred, are ...

... to abjure, and the votes of an Ultramontane party unite with the Whig nobility in destroying the vitality and character of the Constitutioll. But it is not solely in reliance upon the Whig nobility or the Ultramontane party that Lord Palmerston flouts at ...

... duction of aecomnllodTtiou, OIRGANISATION OF TH1E WHIG JUNTO, The herald throws considerable ridicule on the oeforts which, it presumes, are maling during the re- cess for tho organisation of the Whig junto, and dwells on the difficulty of two rival factions ...

... tbe 11h7Ig office. The following are the totals of the official returns:- News-Letter, from July, '55, to Dec., ?? 325,500 Whig, ditto, ditto, .3. 358,000 Mercury, ditto, ditto, ?? 245,500 Banmer, ditto, ditto, ?? 225,500 The Stamp Return, however, gives ...

... wise, and honest measure of Reform. The famous Bill passed just twenty-six years since was devised by Whigs,proposed by Whigs, and carried by Whigs, and that is enough to prove it requires amend- ment. That Reform was carefully prepared to give a long ...

... , and posted on tho dead walls of the town, were made up in the Whig office. The following are tho totals of tile offlcial roterns:- News-Letter, from July, '55, to Dec., ?? 325,500 Whig, ditto, ditto, ?? 358,000 Mercury, ditto, ditto, ?? 245,500 Banner ...