... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... everythieg less • pad of view. No matter how ma& el • gometio. may bo- as its vaks to hvWd, the Mob Whig mend it, mad sounding, andmandatits prebuilt sin igton Whig istseesta If he can that it h whim to be apposed of by the leaders el kis peaty; as • warp ...

... preparatory to an appl cation for a new trial, which will be grounded on eicessive damages and newly discovered evidence —Northern Whig. Bur aparts —This celebrated man was born on the l&tbof August, 1769; was crowned on the December, 1804: renounced his throne ...

... about foe which the noble lord royal residences the throne. The Lord John about thr« occupy it ever sine The Morning dim the Whig party, gone many viclssitud' now said the talist. The politics o Liberal to Peelite, chased it, they becau »ot appear, however ...

... mitted, as heretofore, to interfere with the political rights of the people, it must come to the same thing in the end. The Whigs may precipitate events more recklessly than their opponents ; they may drive the vessel into the midst of breakers at once; ...

... Austrian , government has taken in hastily despatching a corps (armee to the Hungarian frontier. The London daily papen, Tory Whig, are quite delighted with what they call the Imperial the brodiare of which we yesterday gave a translation. The panes it ...

... promote a clixloyal feeling amongst the people, wlioah real grievance the land question, which stiougly urge the governm-nt, Whig Tory, to settle, tor doing so they will inevitably not slone secure the loyally the people, but will make Ireland country wbicii ...

... CABINET-IRELAND'S OPPORTUNITY. have received from a reliable source the information that a serious split at this moment in the Whig Cabinet, which, with characteristic virulence, Lord J. is striving to force into a dangerous anti-Catholic policy with regard ...

... fortune, and the privileges of rank and station. The Marquis of Normanby, however, was once, Ikjlieae, Englishman, and even a Whig, of the perfumed and padded order of liberalism perhaps, hut still Liberal of the fine old family type. By force of weakness ...

... disposal lord John about three yeara ago, and has continued re occupy ever since. The CkrmuU, long tlm acknowledged organ of the Whig party, but which of late years has undergone many vklsaftadte, has again changed hands, and it now said to the property of ...

... fruits of “that great day’s renown,” was either destroyed or captured. The late peer chose his place from the first with the Whig opposition, but seldom spoke in Parliament till 1820, when he took some active part in the trial of Queen Caro- line. In 1827 ...