... the otherwise extraordinary and unaccountable contradictions that are found iu Whig statesmen. They are at once rigid and lax, liberal and illiberal. The weakness the Whigs is never so thoroughly exposed when they are in power; for when was Whiggism ever ...

... attentions paid to them by the Whig nobility and the late Premier. It is affirmed that the more able and notorious contributors to the Loudon Press were parcelled out for invitations on the part of the aristocratic Whigs,—the entertainers descending in ...

... sound policy de- The Ttmn has the following important and suggestive article reference to the total hrealt-up of the OTeat Whig Party. Under present circumstances, and coming from the organ of that party, it ra eminently symptomatic of the utter diso ...

... our language has been mild indeed compared with the censure of the Radical Whig, the ardent advocate of the Roman Catholic party, and the stem enemy of Ornngoism. Docs the Whig join in the factious cry that the Bill of Lord Naas is Orange measure, which ...

... may have worked that end from veiy different motives. He regards himself the legitimate leader of the Whig party, and the hereditary guardian of Whig pnnciples. All Lord Palmerston's pub lie coudoct he might consider injurious the Libers! cause ; and lie ...

... influence of his position in favour of Whig place-hunter. He forbids Ivia clergy to go with their Hocks in the exercise of their civil rights, but compels them, on the other hand, to swell the train of the Whig place-seeker. : The people ore indignant ...

... not politic to abandon a possession which Whig mismanagement has rendered turbulent. As weU might we think of surrendering our suzerainty over the kingdoms of Central India. In truth, Whig legislation and Whig passion for Constitution-making are the cause ...

... Chancery, under the said Act, should be inserted in the Dublin Daily newspaper, and also in the Belfast Mercury and Sort hern Whig. Any person or body corporate, whether interested in the premises or not, may apply the said Court of Chancery, by motion, ...

... turn at the table of Whig patronage are rather pleased than otherwise at tire prospect of an Irish difficulty with Lord Derby’s Government. They would like to establish in the public mind the comfortable conviction that the Whigs alone could keep Ireland ...

... Derby will be able hit at once the convenience of those old-fashioned gentlemen who arc his followers, and the opinions of Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites, whose dissension alone he can hold power. LONDON COItRESPONDKXCK. (FROM OCR OWN. CORRESPONDENT.) London ...

... Frankliu-place, Belfast, the connty Antrim ; then of Holywood, in the county Down ; all in Ireland ; editor of the Northern Whig newspaper and author ; and afterwards of N*©. 15, and late of No. 9, Cranestreet, in the city of Chester, newspaper writer ...

... WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2, IHSB. Jin. Disiuki.i seems destined to accomplish a most important work for liis country —the demolition of the Whig oligarchy. The members of that oligarchy instinctively regard him the mortal enemy of their order. Hence the animosity with ...