... THE “NORTHERN WHIG” AGAIN. Tiir. Northern Whig seems determined to keep strict watch and ward over the Dovnthire Protestant; to note well all its sayings and doings; and to supply running commentary of ita own, in which our meaning is twisted and distorted ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE REFORM BILL. It would be most amusing, if it were not also very disgusting, from the evidence it affords of the most selfish factiousness and political proflicacy, to watch the course of the Palicerstonite Whigs with reference to Lord ...

... A Irishman.—We {Nevs-Letter) have the greatest pleasure copying the following from the Troy Whig (the political denomination America is equivalent to our word Conservative), relative to the departure for his native land of Mr. W. R. Yonrt, an cxteiibive ...

... refer is less than a return, the Whigs of 1808, to the Whig principles of IGBB. We were aware that, some time ago, it was expected that Protestant party would formed in Parliament. We knew that a leading and influential Whig, who has always commanded the ...

... REFORMERS AND ANTI-REFORMERS. “We are all Reformers now”—exclaimed a Whig M.P. last week at a gathering of his constituents. The remark Was made somewhat bitterly, and yet with an air of exultation; but there was more sincerity, perhaps, in the bitterness ...

... mesmerism of the Whig Viceroys was to be tried, from Fit/.william to Fortescue. The Whig rule in Ireland was, in sad truth, at all times miserable compromise, and one in which as regards many eminent ami able men who represented the Whigs in St. Patrick’s ...

... connexion with this agitation was to bring the Whigs back to power. “Tothe hacks of that party” he said, He there flung down the gauntlet, to the mere partizans of those who were anxious on any terms to get back the Whigs and get places, he proclaimed as well ...

... he Irish Roman Catholics identified their interests with those of the Whig party. Without the ability, cr even the intention, to grant the claims of the Roman Catholics, the Whigs obtained the support of their representativea*by peculiar liberality, namely ...

... power over tho peasantry; and by a strange retribution, the Whigs have lost about forty scats in Ireland, which have been grasped by the Roman Catholics; so that in the year 1858 the Whigs have really no staunch parliamentary balances beyond their immediate ...

... for Protestant men; but, should a timid or vacillating policy persevered in till the public inauguration of the Protestaig Whig Movement,” public opinion and public feeling will against the Derby Government, with resistless force, and the Derbvites will ...

... at greater length than the Whig —and both garble the passage, in precisely the same manner. It is the palpable cbject of the Mercury prove that the Orange Society has lost the confidence of the Derby Government; while the Whig labours to prove that the ...

... was not mere Peelite assault. It i j was the well-planned,deliberate, pre-arranged attack of | the combined forces of the Whigs, Whig-Radicals, and . | Irish place-hunters; and, after ten days’ operations, . it signally failed—despite the seductions of the ...