... wisdom of Parliament was shaken, and, to complete the-iiigrace of the Whigs, the finances constantly declined under their inefficient control. While the Liberals, composed of Whigs and Radicals, Dissenters and Papists, Repealers and Brass Bands, were ...

... political opinions more expli ,, itly. The other candidates are Mr. Guildford Onslow an . Reber Campbell, both of whom are Whigs; Mr. P. Murrough, who, it will be remembered, formerly represented the borough of Bridport, upon extreme Liberal principles; ...

... letter which appeared in the Whig of Friday morning, on the subject of the Sunday trains, only reached me on Monday evening. I happened to be in Belfast on Friday, when, having my attention turned by a friend to the Whig, I wrote my reply, which was sent ...

... upon no less than twelve persons, most of whom received the same as the guerdon of parliamentary services rendered to the Whigs. To these additions to the peerage the immaculate oracle raised no objection. It wore the PALMERSTON badge, and anything that ...

... drawn ton prosperous conclusion, and the ministry have proved their vitality and strength by living down the attacks of tha Whig party, we may be allowed, as friends of Conservative government, to draw our readers attention to the results of the session ...

... information thus stealthily obtained to good account. _ _ The opportunity soon presented itself, and so eager were the malcontent Whigs to regain office that they asked Parliament to condemn the publication of a dispatch the tenor of which gave general satisfaction ...

... Massereene, the colokel, and officers did all they could to quell the disturbance, but their efforts were unavailing. —Northern. Whig. ...

... A NATIVE EDITOR. The following article from the Belfast Whig goes 1 0 sustain the view of the state of society in the lithdns of Ireland, given in your paper of Tuesday : BEATING IN BELFAsr.—We have of late drawn •attention to some atrocious offences ...

... intelligence was not authentie. Strange wailings 'Were heard amongst the Pahnerstonians. What is to become of the great • Whig party ? cried one. Who will take the ',disabled journal' in hand now?' anothkr. There is an end to all our hopes for . the ...

... Their enemies know the advantage which self-confidence gives to opponents; and Mr. DISRAELI said truly enough that in 1831 the Whigs were destroyed by their own majority of three hundred. Let us take a lesson from this fact. No man in the community can doubt ...

... he may take to turn out a ministry, who, I Pe/ivsuacled,will benefit us individually and the country gene far more than any Whig ministry, because they profess le' and do more. • Trusting you may find space for the insertion of this lette r ' I ace, with ...

... and patriotic policy commanded success and secured respect. The various triumphs of the new Administration exasperated the Whig incapables, and a conspiracy was formed for their restoration to office. It was an artfully contrived scheme, which its concoctors ...