... is almost over. It has been wasted in the discussion of a financial scheme which is a bungle from beginning to end, and the Whig pet measure of Reform waddles like drummer in the rear, to kept as the best piece of political capital, and the only plank ...

... why have fallen into such European contempt. The government of Eng land by party is a necessity. It is the misfortune of the Whigs, however, that whilst they are trying to carry out that piinciple, their weakness has driven them into such various shifts ...

... obtain permission to return to Naples. united councils, nor no distinct course of policy. To one thing constant never,? the Whigs are veering to every point of the compass, and ceiving the deadliest wounds in the house of their friends. So it is that have ...

... are assured Mr Sidney Herbert,(during the course of conversation respecting General Grey) that, under a Whig Government, to belong one of the Great Whig families is most lamentable affair, and secures exclusion from office; in fact, that was the reason the ...

... career of the Derby Ministry. We were then told that a measure of reform was prepared and would be introduced immediately the Whigs returned to power. Every man in the kingdom believed should have had the law in operation long since ; but now it is convenient ...

... opinions of the pauper inmates. 44 (By order of the Commissioners) B. Banks, Chief Clerk. “To the Clerk, Ardee Union.” —Northern Whig. The Boston Transcript (U.S) learns from parties int rested in the enterprise that some fifty miles of the Atlantic cable have ...

... oonaidered all his friend* designedly giro the b’ll* the cold shoulder/* Doubt)***, under thi* •uppeeition, the enemle* of Whig reformation may hare stronger and its friends as* «umed speech Icm enthusia-tic; and therefore with much surprise, the bouse ...

... BLEACHERS, PRINTERS, PAPER-MAKERS, MILL-WHIG!ITS, &c. MACHINERY AUCTION. H E SUBSCRIB HAS RECEIVED instructions, from Mr. Autnun Dobson, to Sell ly Auction, at MOUNT PAKENHAM, (late Colton Meant), situate Five Miles from Belfast, the Road Antrim, and ...

... the prime of life, leaving young widow and three children to mourn bis loss. understand was from Drogheda.?Correspondent of Whig. ...

... accept, the idol worship for true worship ; and the paternal state, as duly bound must father it. * No,’ says the statesman Whig,** the state does father it, but it patronises it. The state is not paternal.' Gather, then, all ye unfiliated bastards—gather ...

... exploded policy of exciting the North against the South, and attempting to govern the country by other unfair means. Since the Whig influence among the constituencies, never had so gross an insult been offered to the magistrates of a free country than by ...

... o.| d policy of exe'tin-jr the North against the .South, and at. tempting t* n th* country by other unfair mean*. S'nct the Whig infl .enee among (he constituencies, nev r had to gross an insult been Ifered to *he rita;i'tr*ev of five eviiitrv a* the ...