... THE Viez-R .—We see in the London Papers that it is the intention of the Whig party in the next session of Parliament to make a vigorous effort to abolish the Irish Vice-Royalty. In a spirit ot paltry economy unworthy of a great party they seek to deprive ...

... parliamentarians, now designated Whigs. Several conjocturers suppose these appellations arose at the time of the mud-tub plot, 1H79, the parlies believing iu truth thereof being called Tones, and those different opinion Whigs. ...

... Wide Vails . . 1 Total yi Leaving the A'l England Rl wen easy winner 4, with seven wickets to down.— Xorthern Whig. ...

... the House which the Whigs ra gain to their side by now ac s of gracious sclf-abuegalion. Coalition hts done its utmost; and w that ihe Conservative party numbers nearly one-half of the hou-e, and is beiug steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...

... Co. The Wince—“ Indepeneent Oppositio* Votino for Them.—During the present session there was but one chance ot putting the Whigs in minority, and therefore putting them out, and that chance was on the division of toe Paper Duties Bill, when they bad a ...

... Calbohc • the Whigs, who w.re coi.t-ni to borrow fr mi bin those princ pies ch tin y employ d with success agu nsl his less able successors. priuci) I ■ removing all unn ...

... matters alone for the present. For our own part are opinion tLut the lowering the franchise in England will only affect the Whigs. The Radicals of a low class will elbow them out of the seats where the dcaiocraiic 1 cut ill reign supreme. Wealth and territorial ...

... an old mure.” Father Pat has been obliged to addr es the following letter to the editor ; end the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs” are sure to eatch the fuU burst of the Rev. Father’s vengence whenever ho has the opportunity of giving them a blow in return ...

... Knightlcy and Mr. Wyld, were severally called to order by the speaker, for irregularity. Conservative and destructive. Whig, and Whig-Radical, Tory and Liberal, all had a shy at John, and his bantling, and the whole proceeding was exceedingly like a farce ...

... rigoor that it can ha bop. to ruatri'et the course of this dreadfully fearful vice. THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. Cbntbamzation is again about to raise ils heed—the Whigs are reviving their pet pro- ject of the abolition of our Vice-Royalty, and again we must ...

... INDIAN FINANCES. Two of the great Whig economic bigwigs have come in contact on the subject of Indian Finance. The Right Hon. James Wilson, of economic repute, and ex-sccretar to the Treasury, who was sent out to India to place the finances in better ...

... election, re“ quested us to call meeting to inquire into his conduct. The time that has elapsed since the t election has Been ** Whig government in 'hmger. Not Lack more ** than a few weeks, Lad two critical divisions one the paper duty, when the government ...