... measure of Reform. Can he be called Whig Are Messrs. Milner CiiL>- and Gilpin Whigs or Gladstone, Sidney Herbert, and Carlwell! Not one of them. Why, the Cabinet, from the highest the lowest, it would vain look for the true Whig, notwith-tHhdinth» various politics ...

... THE WHIGS AND REFORM. is worthy of notice how generally they who are loud in the advocacy of what are called popular rights and in denouncing all interference the exercise of private judgment, even by the most illiterate, are themselves the most dogmatic ...

... WHIG CORRUPTION. If ever there was a time when the Catholics of this empire should be of one mind and one feeling, it is the present period, when the iiead of the Church is assailed with so much malignant vehemence by Protestantism and infidelity. One ...

... HERE AR TH OLD WHIG (From the Mokntne HERALD.) Tue battered old ship which has so long sailed under Whig colours is evidently near her end. One by one ‘Her old crew have her ablest officers have left her. given her a bad name. Every lays her on her beam-ends ...

... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Every reader of the Koriitrn Whig will readily admit that you have commenced the new year auspiciously by the publication of your very interesting, though very painful report, upon the state of Ander. sou’s row, ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear Sib,—l hope you will find space in your widelycirculated journal fur the following letter, as I know it reflects the opinions of many of your Catholio readers! The condition of Central Italy for the past few months ...

... THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— Your graphic iketches the “Menagerie” end AnderaooVroir ere defective in but one perticoler. Year renders ought be made ewere tbet the person whom this fearful locality is owned—who receives the income paid by the ...

... THE WM WHIG CIRCULAR. TO TUN ZDITOR OP THZ TABLIT. Sir,—The first sentence in Your leading article of Saturday last describes a certain document there referred to as the Address of the Catholics of Ireland. Ton will be happy to hear you have fallen into ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, have thought of plan which, I think, the should be made aware of, through the columns o£,the UThV, in connection with this abominable den. Sometime ago, application was made to the Police Committee of the Town ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—l notice with much satisfaction the information in this morning's Whig, respecting the importation of Indian flax, brought the Pera. I think the trade are much indebted to you for the pains you have taken in connexion ...

... TO THE EDITOR OT THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sib,—ln the Whig ot Saturday last I find it stated, in editorial remark, that Dr. .M'Ouah and I, the late meeting the Ulster National Education Association, made attack the Roman Catholic religion, and thus violated ...

... TO THB EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l am rery glad that you bar* called attention to the sad condition of many of the courts and alleys Belfast. It is well that those who live in comfortable bouses, and sleep in warns beds, and nerer suffer from ...