... reputation. (Mr M'tarro). however, well remeinred that when he came here all the leading men in the town, Whig and Tory, were engaged thecan vwa against him, and held out to the Town Council that if they did not appoint a certain man from Dublin, tne ...

... of the Whig Lord Belhaven, without any opposition being offered by the Tory Government. This is a most discreditable breath of faith, on the part of certain members of Lord Derby's Government; and it is still more discreditable to the Old Whig party that ...

... Tory Radicals and exorcising altogether from the memory of tho present generation such effeto tbiugs as the late idols of the Whig party. People are altogethei puzzled of late, aud it is ten to one that we wil all awake some morning and find ourselves down ...

... but a sorry figure, and does for the sake of office things which his party used to attribute with great energy to the Whigs and Whig-Radieals. Surely, after all, Lord Palmerston, whom the Irish priests de- 3 hee, must, in some respects, be a better ord ...

... represent one party, the Stanleystheother. The Whigs are divided into the old Whigs, who are prepared,to sofar and no farth ...

... hops. THE HOPES OF THE SKSSION ARE ALL FLED AWAY.” WHIG LAMENT. Am—“ The Flowers of the Forest.” I’vo teen Pam laughing, the Dcrbyites chaffing, The Derbyites chafiin*, so jaunty and gay ; Now the Whig Tapers low burn Broadhmds and Woburn. The Hopes of ...

... the purpose of giving thaw) readings from his own work. whioh have been on the greatest events of the Loudon season.—Northere Whig, ...

... have left Hayter's dishes, At the pay-office dawneth no Whig quarter day ; uespite Cardwell's motion, and Bob Lowe's devotion, Hopes of the Session are all fled away the lobbies at gloaming the Whig whips are roaming, heir pack, once tame, running wildly ...

... A SKETCH OF THE WHIG PARTY. A true history of the riso and fall, the growth and decay, of that party which, with Earl Grey for its leader, carried the Reform Act, would be an invalua ble manual of practical fe lt polities. Uur great grandebildren may ...

... apotheosis of Whig- gery. Until near the period of the Reformation, _says Lord Macaulay, the Catholic Church exer- upon the whole a salutary influence upon | Europe. Since the Reformation her influence has | of the Reform Bill the Whigs exercised a healthy ...

... AOKIGULTUKE. &c. The Northern Whig, in reporting the preyalence of “weather highly farom able to the progress of vegetalion.’ • “Accounts from various parts of Ireland tuenliuii that the present condition of all the crops is beyond most sanguine anticipations ...

... occupies; aeseris the vast must exercise on the formation, dissol or modification of Ministries; dwells on the hatred of the Whigs for tho Caibolic bierarcby, and their * cruel neglect of a starving and es; ins the active eu; give: tw several parts of Ireland ...