... 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 ...

... of Carlisle’s appointment Dean Tighe, of the Court chapel, to the deanery of Derry, the indulges in a long article against Whig appointments generally in Ireland. It says nothing new, but a great deal that is true, on this subjeet, and the best Mends ...

... es of Whigs in office, indicated the couplet— As ou fl avors alighting cease to hum. So Whigs places sitting s-kjd grow dumb.” And if Lord John Bussell proceed, now, he will do so in the face of much discouragement, as well on the side of Whigs as Co ...

... Cabinet ministers, with a numerous crop of whig* who have held high offiee, and who are ready to take office agon if colled upon, voted against the Government. It is looked upon prising that so many hdloaers the Whigs should desert their chiefs the occasion ...

... signed th» bond, they sjl themselves that county ten-pooud demon and they can Merer tree until they bare passed something. the Whigs may hinted that they will nut be allowed logo on for ever pro. duoing little models that won’t work, damsy fittb machin s that ...

... magazine. It is needless to say that the noble lord appears as anything but a model of consistency, principle, or ability. Whig Bishop Making” is a sharp attack on the episcopal appointments of Lord Palmerston”—chiefly because they have not embraced Bishops ...

... imagined. A policy connivance has been convenient, because it did not suit Whig purposes to discharge a duty the performance of which might alienate political partizans; and with the Whigs it naturally is a greater object to preserve a diminishing Parliamentary ...

... rj*lnor M Gilfin bfinij the third lint ho occurred the neighboorhood R.loo -ithm the lot four month.— Correspondent of Northern Whig. baocKtNC Cask or Inuumanitt A deplot.ble ot .urternig and inhumanity haa juet come to our knowledge, the unfeeling witnesaea ...

... 1847 Agent her Msjesty’s Crown Lunds ;* mid * Superintendent lire Training Schools under the Kildare Place Society.* —Northern Whig. ...

... right to occupy the pulpit, Bt. George’s in-the-East” would have been made Whiteabbey Meeting-house.— Whig of Monday. Early Rye Grass. —We {Northern Whig) have had forwarded to us, by Mr. James Lisnashanker, near Dromore, very lino sample of this season ...

... When in harness, Chief Secretary fur Ireland, Lord Naas gave the country amide evidence of his high administrative capacity. Whig backwardness to forward the work of practical legislation, particularly in relation to Ireland, has brought his Lordship out ...

... the Earl of Wicklow dissent from the view the bearings of the important financial question taken by Lord Monteagle. The old Whigs are perfectly at one on the subject, an assurance which not only guarantees the success of the movement originating with Lord ...