... reform Can he be called Whig Are Messrs. Milner Gibson and Gilpin Whigs or Gladstone, Sidney Herbert. and Cardwell ? Not one of them. Why, in the Cabinet, from the highest to the lowest, it would be vain to look for the true Whig, notwithstanding the various ...

... stand aloof, or refrain from protesting against the present tinlatr political conduct of the Whig Goveri>iueut towards the venerated Pontiff. 1 believe that tlie Whig Ministry are favourable to the revolutionary party iu Rome, and the uiter subversion of the ...

... healthy intellectual food of tho Irishman ; whilst tho remaining minority are tho local landlords and Whig aristocrats, whom it desires to soothe its Whig editorial” feebleness. Take tho last number a sample of this double-faced sneaking. In tho back-page ...

... Chief Justice, reporttd the Whig, the defendant, on Wednesdsy, lodged in court tba mm 6001., the verdict in the lata celebrated caue% preparatory lo an application for new trisl, wh:cb on damages and newly-dsscovered evidence—A Whig. . A Fox Decapitated a ...

... “at home” from sunset sunrise, which was introduced into this Par., liameut by Sir Robert Peel, was defeated combination of Whigs and Protectionists ; not that they desired to spare Ireland but that they wished to defeat Sir Robert Peel and get into bis ...

... of Letters from this gifted and popular writer, replete with information on subjects of the interesting nature. Publishing Whig, 7, Lower Abberstreet, Dublin. ...

... the future impossible, if cause be not shown for its reversal by the Roman Ca- tholics themselves. No British party—neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical—will admit into its ranks men who assent by their silence and do not dissent by their acts from the prin- ...

... and their plots to overthrow the Pope. But it is the Whigs who are in—those Whigs who made him • Justice—and what is he to do? They are greater enemies of his Holiness than the Tories, and the Whig press of London is the most rabid in the world against ...

... question may be- no matter how palpable its value to Ireland, the l-riah Whig will dodge around it, hesitating and shuffling, sounding, and examining its probable effect upon Whig interests. If he can gather that it is certain to approved of by the leaders ...

... —Rentes opened at 69. ;0, with a tendency to further decline. 3 2.1 r —After touching 69.55, partielly re• coveted, and 69.70, Whig a decline of nearly per et It si:uee yesterday. 1R1C17.161 TZLIORAIL CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. D 28.—Tbe above mails have arrive ...

... boasting of greater official ex. perience. At all events, the Tory journals do not appear at all alarmed by the danger that the Whig Reform Bill should prove a really liberal meaaure. On the con• trary, they seem to anticipate its aprx wince with hopefalnees ...

... have had its large meeting, too—even though few Whig hack* and hangers-on should have degraded this manifestation’ of the people’s cuthu-iasra into opportunity for trickery and dodging the service the base Whig faction England. It is too had that in every ...