... parliamentary or financial reform. At that time the most liberal whigs were far more conservative than any member of the present government; but a new party arose the Commons, and made the whigs radicals, and, to all appearance, the conservatives, influenced ...

... THE WHIG LAMENT. Air, —Exile of Erin. L /Performed with great applause at the Assembly Rooms, Leith, Monday, Dee. 20. There lectured in Leith a sage Whig politician, His sconce, wise and learned, sad visions did fill— As sadly he wailed o'er bis fallen ...

... The Herald says, the Easter recess will probably wit- ness desperate efforts for the reorganisation of the Whig Junta, Sir R. Peet a Swiss Robert Peel, whatever be his amvuunt of popularity at home, is idolised le in. Switzerland, as it was chiefly iM ...

... The Whigs then denied the divine right of kings, which no one maintained, and this was the sum and substance their liberality. There was not then a third party in the Commons, representing the interes the trading and mercantile classes and Whigs and ...

... still attachos to one class of politicians, hut they are now far more liberal than the whigs who, before 1832, agitatod for Parliamentary Reform ; and as for the whigs, whioh then constituted a great party, they have almost ceased exist, being, as it were ...

... IRELAND. Death ov mr, Krv. Dr Goody. —The Belfast Whig announces the death of the Iter. I)r Goudy, one of the most and riling members of the G. neral Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church. Incident.—An advertisement lately appeared to the efftct:—The ...

... course of two short weeks the load cry raised against Derby by extreme politics! partisans has greatly subsided, and rabid whig journals are now found moderating their tone of bitterness, shamed out of their vituperation by many of the radical papers ...

... ramifications, embracing quasi-Liberalism; and the Liberals, numerous as they are, consist of oligarchical Whigs, Whigs of the old school, Liberals who are Whig followers; independent Liberals, and ultra-Liberals; but there are no common views in politics amongst ...

... in him the elements of a sneak ; and ho wants nothing but time to ripen him into a pickpocket, a swindler, horse-dealer, or whig statesla at. —Frattr't ...

... daughter of Dr Macpherson, aged 9 years. At Armagh, on the 19th inst., Mr James Smrns, for twenty years editor of the Northern Whig. ...

... back to a Pam-Russell cabinet. How woefully crest-fallen these placehunting noble Lords must bo, and how, inconsolable the Whigs, far and near, high and low degree. actually pity the case of the Member for the Burghs, and bis penny whistle, the Banffthir« ...

... determination being to join with Greece. Tlie publication of the despatch above mentioned has formed an excellent theme for tlio Whigs, who, of course, charge the Ministry with folly, but the real question to be CMisidered, apart from factious opposition, is ...