... the House which the Whigs may gain to their side new sets of gracious selfabnegation. Coalition has done Ita utmost; and now that Conservative party number* nearly one-half of the House, and is being steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...

... and let them settle among themselves whether it shall Liberal or Whig; let them still talk the same language, and wear the same livery; they are perfectly welcome to preserve their Whig non cnclature, while they virtually acknowledge the ascendancy of ...

... ruse, devised for the purpose of preventing the Conservatives from outhidding ihe Whigs in their offer*. And no sooner did the Conservative Reform Bill appear, than the Whigs reversed their tactics, and against the Bill on the plea that did not far enough ...

... it worth while, before the rising, to indulge in reftospecl of the business of the Session. Lord Lyndhuret used to treat the Whig Administrations, former days, to Reviews of the Session, about as galling to the Ministry, obliged to pass through the ordeal ...

... unwilling mind, it will be found in an able article on Revivalism which we have tramferred to our columns from the Norther7l Whig of the 2Gth instant. Revivalism, like the hundreds of other strange delusions which have periodically sprung into a temporary ...

... worked equitably, as dividing the seats between the opposing class interests, the agricultural and the manufacturing. But tho Whig proposition is, manifestly, one having an eye exclusively to the advantage of Part)'. In preferring Cork County to Belfast ...

... notice just now the various rumours which are prevalent connection wth this melancholy occurfeuce Correspondent of Northern Whig- ...

... contemptuously flung forth by the Minister, not to the Conservative Opposition directly, but pointedly and particularly to the Whigs of the old school, whose recognised leader his openly canvassed, and unqualifiedly disputed, the necessity for further organic ...

... ion. Humiliating this position may be ; but, when have the Whigs been in power and the dignity of England been maintained, by a policy of firmness land consistency ? Has not it been the Whig failure, all occasions, whether great or a comparatively little ...

... felonious, but which would be plainly aosl Bora) aod oummeadable proceeding ?” This language is true as it is creditable to the Whig, which, to do it only common justice, never pandered to the low bigotry and fanaticism of the Noith. even when it was more ...

... Northern Why. ia article, exposes (lie * * revivals” of lasi year ; and Banner of (Jitter comes out with reply to the Whig The Whig shows, by reference ibe police returns, that drunkenness prevailed to a greater extent iu Belfast during the revival mania ...

... prove not merely the thief of tim** but the thief any small residue of popularity (it must be very small indeed !j which the Whigs *li|l have in their account with the Irish people. Mr Cardwell, added the I«ish Attorney-General, will, all events, introduce ...