... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...

... continuance of Whig ascendancy intolerable and net to impossible in a country where the principle of truth and honesty still has many worshippers, that ' is a consequence to be borne with patience by the public and will resignation by the Whigs. A s for' the ...

... the mass of the electors are indifferent, the result is a party of Catholic Whigs in Parliament, each of whom hopes for office some day or other, and all of whom follow the Whig whipper-in, just as the fox-hounds, from whom that functionary's title is ...

... Ireland. The Northern Whig coutaius tbe following observations The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, has ever been the case when prices run into extremes, some of the holders hay have been caught in the reaction. Prices for the last two three days ...

... All this is matter of fact. So that, on a recent occasion, notwithstanding the coalition-array against them—consisting of Whigs proper, Radicals, Peelites, followers of Mr. Bright, and apostate Conservatives—only a majority of thirteen could by hook or ...

... bill on its second reading. The amendment, condemnatory of the mea- sure, will be moved by Lord INIONTEAGLE, a member of the Whig party, who, as Mr. SPRING RICE, was for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer in Lord MELBOURNE'S administration. Lord MONTEAGLE'S ...

... accommodate the lanre number of emigrants who desire to leave Ireland by that route THE FOREIGN TRADE WITH EBLFAST. The ' Northern Whig notices a vast increase which has taken Place in the foreign trade of Belfast. It says i— Since the year 1847, so large ...

... political office, in so far as it depends on the ministry of the day. For a num- ber of years Sir John Melville was chairman of the whig committee. On the reconstitution of the Scot- tish universities he was chosen by Lord Brougham, chancellor of Edinburgh university ...

... really there is in it some statements and some arguments which it is difficult to controvert. Of course, on such a subject as “Whig Bishop-making” this serial is in its peculiar element. The Gothic architectural question is continued, and the case for its ...

... rate they took care that no one on their side the House should move the adjournment, hoping possibly that some anti-reforming Whig might relieve them of the appearance of challenging thus a division. Consequently, when at the close of his brilliant oration ...

... that ho was more suited oe essayist than a historian, although he admitted that ms History of England, notwithstanding its Whig bias, was faithful and impartial history of the events upon which it treated. He did not look upon Lord Macaulay ns teacher ...

... honesty which obtain in private fife were ever enforced against a Whig Minister in regard of his political conduct. Everybody knows that one of the main points made by Lord John Russell and the Whig speakers and writers against the rop'se, said the Grand Dukes' ...