... Orphanage will take in the Institution on EASTER MONDAY and TUESDAY. Friends and supporters are respectfully solicited to send Whigs ot Fancy Work, or whatever may be imitable flarinch a purpose, to the Institution, or Rev .1 WINN% Guardian, North Anne-street ...

... mercantile interests; Mr. S. M. Greer, who will have the Liberal suffrages; and Mr. George Skipton, who comes up as a moderate Whig, and ho, if lie persist, wfll, is supposed by some here, divide the liberal votes with Sir. Greer, and probably secure the ...

... THE IKIsH LAW COUKTS. It was generally believed some years ago, and on good authority too, that the Whigs of that day, among other wholesale schemes of Centralization, contemplated the abolition of our distinctive Law Courts, and the substitution for ...

... and fully, we see there waa nothing else possible. An attempt to hold the Contract against the organized opposition of the Whigs, and the determination even of several Conservatives to vote against it, in consequence of recent revelations, would have only ...

... great crisis, the true representatives of Catholic Ireland. To the Whigs it always seems an unprincipled coalition or an infamous combination when Catholic members vote against the Whig Government iu any party struggle ; but we cannot look on matters ...

... work of the Whigs rejecting the Bill. It is a Whig—the true father of Reformwho has proposed this motion, which will destroy the Reforlh Bill, by exhibiting the peril it involves to the country. The blow (alls on the Whig camp from a Whig leader. There ...

... very life-blood of the tenant-farmers of Ireland for the filthy lucre which they enjoy as the jiensioned officials of Whig corruption—Whig hatred of Ireland and Catholicism. The Queen commands our royalty and respect, herause are Catholics. But let Dr Murray ...

... the same time an occasional shot at his Whig adversaries : It must be said of the Whigs that when they are in power they always promote men as the reward of public setvice, hut must service rendered to the Whig party. Without this no amount of merit will ...

... ce which his ancestors had the honor of dis indignant that an o holding should be thus siudiously dra red in the mire. | ob] Whig Goveru- | the Whether intentionally or not, by the acts ments, time after time, these appoitments had been degraded. | cer ...

... Reaction. It is a remarkable thing truly to see sound Whig thus protesting against the Reform Bill of a Whig Government—a Whig, too, who, as chairman of committees, may be considered almost an ofticial Whig. His conviction is also shared by Liberal constituencies ...

... tive will be untrue to the vital interests of his country, whatsoever may be, that goes into the lobby with Her Majesty's Whigs, on any question, until they have given straightforward pledge—such as they have carefully avoided up to this moment —that ...

... when the Paper Duty motion is brought up by Mr Gladstone. It has been hinted that the object of this reticence is to leave tho Whig party quite unfettered, to vote os each one may think right. It is at all events clear that this independence of personal judgment ...