... dozbtless an object which all faithful Whigs must have anxiously at heart; but this object will not be promoted by invidious and one-sided com- ments respecting the Independent party and leaders. If the official Whigs aud their organs neglect the amenities ...

... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. While we expose the worthlesiness of Whig professions we are content to give tbe Whig Administration a fair trial. In noli tics war, the decision ot great contests is not to wbly appealed against. If the Whigs wUI administer the affaire ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS WE heard it asserted repeatedly during the late election that Lord DERRY had entered into a concordant with Cardinal WISEMAN, by which the Roman Catholics were pledged to support tho Conservative Government, and ou tho ...

... Whig Jobbery. Who is the new Judge who to take certain [f;; w public. On referring to the Lav List find that. Mr. Colin Blackburn was called to the bar the year , that on the Northern Circuit, d tba at the Liverpool Sessions ;—that is -.;' ong »• are ...

... WHIG JOBBERY. From a statement published in the Morning Herald we learn that the following numbers of new peerages have been made by the two political parties since 1830 conservative ministebs. whig jobbers. Dukedoms - - 0 Dukedoms - - - Marquisates - ...

... THE WHIG RECANTATION. Sweet are the uses of adversityand the exclusion of the Whigs from offloe during the last fifteen months has taught them lesson. Lord John Russell, par excellence Whig, has been chosen as the mouthpiece the Whig party to announce ...

... monk would be, but when he got - well no monk was he.' When the Whigs are sick—and they soon become so when they are doomed to unofficial idleness—the Whigs will Reformers be; when the Whigs get well —and the first clutch of office makes them themselves ...

... THE WHIGS IN TORY TRAPPINGS. The Whigs, now that they are in power, seem to vie with each other as to who will carry out most faithfully and to the letter the policy of their predecessors. If they are asked in reference to foreign affairs, they declare ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir,—The revival” movement progresses, and, fortunately, has passed through its first stage, when many were afraid to express their opinions lest they should be considered unorthodox, not evangelical, or infidel*. number ...

... INADEQUACY OF TRUTH TO THE WHIG VIEW, An Irish clergyman, writing in the Record, accused Lord Naas of having promised a charter to the Roman Catholic University if the Derbyite government obtained ten votes in Ireland. Tracking the assertion to the ...

... home political question is, undoubtedly, that of Whigs and Badicals—Lords and Manufacturers^—Palmerston and Cobden. Called to power in consequence of a triumph which they owed to Radical help, the Whigs were looked to for some recognition of their allies ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE WHIG, Sir, —At great inconvenience to tuyaelf, to-day, I accompanied a fru of mine—a stranger Belfast —to visit the Ajax, now lying in our Lough. Induced by the advertisement issued by the agents of the Pilot steamer, the effect that ...