... of our too oblivious neighbour. At anyrate, the Whigs have no part of the responsibility pertaining to the present difficulty, for three years ago all the disaffected parties joined against the Whigs, professing confidently that they were not only ...

... Conservative likely to occupy the place so long in the unassailable possession of the Radical-Whigs ; Even the Chartist Finsbury threatens to have no more to say to Whig or Radical. Nor is it constituents alone which exhibit the change ; the press even more ...

... in the Whigs. From the Whigs, however, better things were expected. The people trusted the Whigs, and were betrayed. We bring no slander against the party in making this statement. We learn from Lord Jeffrey's Essays that the policy of the Whigs has ever ...

... by the Whig press during the last three weeks, is that of representing Lord John Russell and the Government deserving of credit for the result of the Italian question. Trusting to people's memories being as short as it would be convenient for Whig policy ...

... their successors. But upon that there can now be little difference between the two parties. Whig and Tory are agreed that Venetia should not be given up to Italy. Whig and Tory are agreed that Hungary should continue the appanage of the Hapburgh. We cannot ...

... made by my father. Mr Clay—Have you noticed that when the Whigs were in office they promoted more Whigs than Tories ; and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs?—l certainly think so, and have not noticed any difference ...

... Teynham has devoted himself to this line of public usefulneas in England, mime, it ie inineitrationii have attracted Norther* Whig. IN DOWN ON THE AMEBIC IN DlMmum 'mass meeting,' of Dish teak Wear is Dublin, on Thursday night —The gemming the chair. The ...

... sentiments of a whole battalion of ' Old Whigs' who would hardly like to speak so frankly themselves. We thank Mr Black for these honest revelations. We know that no man is more deeply in the councils of the Old Whigs,' and as we always attributed to them ...

... became law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig Governments, one Coalition Government, and one Tory Government have, within the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen has ...

... reasons of the absence or hostility of such men as Mr Russell, he found some rather hard things say of the Whigs, especially the Edinburgh Whigs. To us, however, it seemed that the presence of certain persons who have figured prominently in connection ...

... yield. oats, we continue to hear the most cheering accounts. The green crops—turnips, mangel, &c, are very indifferent. Belfast Whig. Departure of the Prince of. Wales from Ireland.—The Prince of Wales left Ireland on Thursday evening, embarking in the Munster ...

... wandering up and down the provinces picking up paragraphs in approval of the policy of its patrons. Unhappily, however, the great Whig organ has been compelled to suppress the sentiments of London, while the opinions of papers wliich never once defended liberal ...