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... A WHIIG JOB-THE LIEUMENANCY OF COUNTY I DERRY. TnE career of the Whigs in Ireland has been one of jobbery and public scandal; and the latest effort that they have made in this line bids fail, if report speak truth, to equal anything they have ieretoforc ...

... thirty-three Conservatives and tltirty.osse Whigs; from cities ntdl boroughls twenty- two Conservatives and nineteen Whigs-givin, a total at the present moment of fifty-five Conserva- tives atid fifty Whigs (a large party of whom vote regilarly against ...

... would seem as if the policy of the Whigs was destined to destroy the richest portion of our possessions. The former mutiny was silmply a military revolt; thepeople, if they were not with us, were seldom against us. The Whigs have continued to exasperate the ...

... unions. The Whigs know the danger which im pends over them rather than over the Conser vatives. Will the 31,000 six-pounders of Leeds select a Whig? Will the 32,000 of Manchester or the 34,000 of Liverpool, send to Parliamen some scion of an old Whig family ...

... to the honorable positionof Lieutenant of County Derrv has been too strong a dose even for the lustiest apologists of the Whigs. We have not seen a single attempt to justify the appointment and its attendant jobs in any organ of the party by whom they ...

... leave upon all who came in connoxion with him the impression that, were lie appointed, the right man would for once be put by a Whig Govern- ment in the right place. Influenced by the feeling that it would be for the benefit of the College if he were appointed ...

... against such charges we appeal to the Whig himself, and retort upon him his own accusations. In journalism honesty is the only policy that can succeed. Granted. But the NEwvs-LETTFRhas pre-eminentlysuccedcd. The Whig dare not deny it. The fact is too patent ...

... 1610, that the Catho- lic Princes of Germany formed their League of resist- ance against the Protestant Union of Halle. THE WHIGS ON THEIR LAST LEGS. (FROM THE ERlA.) THE thundering majority of 128 to 31, by which the Bill for the Abolition of Church-rates ...

... upon the Rev, Dr. Graves, F.T.C.D. It must be said of the Whigs that, when they are in power, they always promote men as the reward of public service, but it must be service rendered to the Whig party. Without this, no amount of merit will be of the slightest ...

... which has appeared in two other papers. The first was in the Morning Nevis of the 27th ult. The second was in the Northern W/hig of yesterday. Mr. Maguire, M.P., was misinformed that a body of Orangemen-1,000 in number-marched into Cooks- town on the 15th ...

... to hold up the Pope, he was secretly sustaining the Whigs in office, and that now this national petition business is a mere trick to amuse the people w hilst the astute Cullen is supporting the Whigs, and getting places for his friends. In other words ...