... property of the Irish§Transatlantic Ste»m-packrt ans, and is not connceted with the enterprise of which Mr. manager.—Northern Whig. SusprcTeD NEAR BrRMincHAM.—On Tues- day morning lst, the corps? of an elderly and well- d mea was found near a rool ina fisld ...

... if Lords Palmerston and Russell succeed with their coalition, they will hasten a dissolution and the destruction of the old Whig party. The Times, after dissecting Lord Derby's speech, considers it neither sound reason, good sense, nor good faith. It is ...

... carry the Government. If they are to return to power, it will only through to other aeclkuu of the Liberal Party, which the old Whig.’ will regard little abort of * Revolution,’ One deaperate effort waa made to aehieTe power without conceding principle. Party ...

... half-a- million of volunteers to protect the British Crown from insult, and the United Kingdom from invasion. It is true that Whig jobbery has closed all our commercial armouries, and that we must now look for all our national weapons of defence—guns and ...

... embracing quaesi-Liberalism; and the 0Cc Liberals, numerous as they are, consist of oligar. Ste chical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who hre Whig followers, independent Liberals, and B0X ?? ;, but there are no coluson views ho, inl polities amlongst ...

... liberal keenly scrutinises the performances of Whigs, whose practice discovers to widely at variance with their preaching* After graphic tableau rironf, which pass in rapid personal review the leading men of the Whig coterie who nourished quarter of century ...

... we are indebted. ly to Lord John Russell and the Whigs the second to Sir giq9b~'t P'eel and the T'nla, m for the last to t . Lbrd Derby ana the Tori Is it possible that a a morbid gratitude to the Whigs for their support 6' f the measure of 1829, which ...

... , took place at Paris on Tuesday. Three candidates are now in the field for Banbury -Mr. Hardy (Conservative), Mr. Pigott (Whig), and Mr.Sa-unuelson, an ironfounder of the town (Radical). The FvFceman's Journal states that Dr. Cullen, -who is at present ...

... dia si posed of. the.- The Morning Herald congratulates itself othc maid the country on the fact that the once the i .great Whig party is now extinct. Seldom,' wit, ways the Government organ, have failure, He. r decay, aud disrepute been so signally ...

... surprise, that the great Whig landlords, alarmed at the prospect of approaching defeat, are applying the screw pretty sharply to their tenan:s. Their opponents appear to have more. manliness, if we may judge from an expression in the Whig local organ, to the ...

... suffered questions of great national importance to be unceremoniously sacrificed to the | aristocratic spirit of reaction, to Whig treachery, | and to Liberal apathy and incompetency, Charges and counter charges, rivalries for place and power, private crotchets ...

... render less anomalous, and to make better adapted to the growing intelligence and property and, members of the community the Whig Reform Bill 01 1832. The Morning &Star remarks that this, coming from a member of the Government, looks as though the Ministry ...