... 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 ...

... by the condluct of the Whigs in referenie to the Re- form fill of IS'.2, and the new Poor-law- Act, and the Municipal Act of 1834. Working men hail loss to thank the Whigs for than anyparty in the State. The object of the W/higs in iirst of all proposing ...

... have passed a resolution to sub- mit Dr. Colenso's book to a committee. Y DrvoNPORT is no longer a pocket borough of the 3 Whigs. The Government that is attempting to carry Lisburn by main force has been utterly defeated on its own ground ; and the Conser- ...

... votes of the Irish Protestants are not to be * won to the Whig party by smiles, no more than - their loyalty is to be shaken by frowns; and, as the chief business of the Whigs is to keep the Whigs in office, whatever policy may best effect that object must ...

... arguments, tbough mode- irt rate in tone, and delivered with judicial gre- Cl vity, were invariably urged in favor of Whig of principles and Whig conduct, there can be no he doubt that the party had in hin an adherent of ) at sore valie than many of those Who ...

... 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 ...

... regard England, and especially the Eng. lish Whigs; and the studied insults heaped upon Irish Protestants have certainly not engendered any very warm affection for their perpetrators. Thus it happens that the Whigs have few friends in Ireland, and little to ...

... TR.kLEE ELECTION RUMORS. A SHINDY IN TUE CEIAMBER-DsFsFT OF TlHt SUPPORTEIVS On TIE WHIG CANDIDATE. Ocu town has bo3± alive all F:iday and Saturday with various reports uf a scene that took place on Thursday night in the Chamber of Commerce, arising ...

... The account cannot bh better rendered than it was tvelve years since by a great Conservative organ ?? Old Whigs, young Whings, and ultra-Whigs, Radicals, Bal- lottecrs, and Chartists, Tenant-Leafguers, and (Roman) Catholic associations, Jewvs and Papists ...

... satisfaction, as showing that the Cabinet of the Earl of Derby hls not adopted the narrow anrl exclutiie policy u Ihichl tile Whigs d.iared it would do; but that, on 'the Conltrary, it intends to base its govermnent epos| i broad and tolerant grounds. Mr ...