... WHIGS AND TORIES. It is all very well to say that it is matter of indiffereoce to Catholics which party, Whig or Conservative, in power—in many respects it may be so. Nay, we will go so far with those who entertain this opinion aa to acknowledge that ...

... WHIGS AND TOBIES. These unmeaning names have changed their application since they first became party distinctions. OriginaUy, they expressed the friends respectively of the Hanoverian Succession and ofthe Stuarts. It is well known, that the two first ...

... WHIG ALARM. Patriotism is never half so patriotic as when it is out of place. This is especially the case with Whig patriotism. When in office the Whigs think the Constitution perfectly safe, because it is in their own keeping; but as soon as ever they ...

... FORBEARANCE OF THE WHIGS. SUFFERANCE was the favourite phrase a few weeks ago. It was dinned into the ears of the public daily and nightly, that the Government lived upon it. It was their only means, their only resource, and when it was exhausted their ...

... WHIG DEVICES. very transparent sophism of the Whigs, is that which would set apart Independent Liberalism as a dependency of Brookes's Club. They hold Messrs. BRIGHT, ROEBUCK, and Co. as irregular tribes of their empire; and they seem inclined to ...

... to dissemble the disaster, however much their soreneis may exhale in complaints of defection. It is uniy the Whig organs, and still smaller Whig parasites prate of mural triumphs' sod substantial success.' The great l'alinerstunian journal has sufficient ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Whigs may ascribe much of their waning popularity in Ireland deficiency in those small attentions and courtesies which cost little, and. notwithstanding, have what we may term, prepossessing influence, particularly with the Irish ...

... SUPPLEMENT TO “THE WHIG.” No. 4,510] SUPPT.XII. BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1858. [ No. 20, DONEGALL PLACE, BELFAST ...

... relative merits of the Whigs and Conservatives. The Tory journals anil those best possible public in* itructora of the extreme liberal parly have formed a strange, incongruous, mid unnatural alliance in their cru. ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. Now that the session of Parliament has terminated, and are able to form unbiassed judgment upon its labours, are bound to accord to the present Ministry the merit of having gone beyond their predecessors in upholding and extending liberal ...

... FORBEARANCE OF THE WHIGS. Party spirit on the Opposition side of the House, have been told, is in abeyance, if not extinct; public motives govern, and public virtue, as evinced by forbearance, is supremo. We could almost wish th.il wo hail simplicity ...

... “THE WHIG” BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1858. [ ...