... city, would rvfuto tame any man pledged to support them (indeed always see the Whig p-'ofessioiials only 100 anxious to serve themselves, to g into plate and pension the shoulders the people, and then forget uh). It would appear that the Post-office function ...

... Blake's unde, Mr. John Bower, is a magistrate appointed the Whigs ! / . . Thomas town, magistrate, appointed the Whigs U !'' k '''“ . ‘ vr , brotlmr, lata Imutoaiat in the i'pain.wl tlie Whig, U, k •‘W-Wher. Mi. li.itn, nay. master of oltce. was also ...

... farther to prove the weakness of Whig power England. In Selkirkshire, however, Lord Hemrt Scott has defeated the Liberal candidate, the Hou. Wm. Napier, by a majority of 22, and elsewhere there is cause for alarm amongst the Whig administrators. Thus, the Premier ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM S. CRAWFORD. Biefast, Evesxxo.— The Northern Whig announces the death, at Crawfordsbnrn, near Belfast, Thursday afternoon, of William Shaman Crawford, E*r., J.P., D.L., formerly member of parliament for Dundalk and Rochdale. Tub Uounros ...

... Lord Derby declared his determination not to assume power unless there was every probability of it g being lasting. hat the Whigs arc uncomfortable, I verily believe, and there are evident signs thereof, well as of putting their house in order for any ...

... servant, ** CaKLtaut.** the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.** Tims, as we ventured to assert last week, the pro, posed measure of the Whig Government was, after ail, but a canard —and poor and shabby one, truly —of Mr. Disraeli's and Pore Hcnncsst’s political exponent ...

... as it was conducive to strife in evory direction. The Whigs quarrelled with the Conservatives, and very natural it waathat the two opposing parties should wrangle ; but Whigs quarrelled with Whigs, and finally, Conservatives with Conservatives. The Irish ...

... amongst (ha prophets,” it seems I prognoslicitled iruly on last week reference lo the ” Hero Swiizerlaml,” throwing off the Whig mask and appearing in his true anti'Calholic character. The issue now lies between the Catholics of Dublin, under the guidance ...

... treating > our letter an*) tha documents ini loead as emana'ing tt m you in poor offioial capacity of Chief Svcrettry fir the Whig Oovrrnment of Ireland, I taka tha i icrty ~f my reaaonu fur drclining comply with your deelra. I shall first adrart your rommu- ...

... M'Carthy, who thus recounts the errors of the Whigs whilst he extols the model to which his client, Mr. Leader, has vowed eternal allegiance : “Ou all the great questions in which foel interested they (the Whigs) arc against us. Take the land question. Every ...

... Bill—the Ministry already findt 'ems.'lvcs lisablod and impotent. The year 1861 is repeating the political phenomena of 1841. A Whig Cabinet is again tottering to its fall, and a period of ignominious political bankruptcy is hei aiding and paving the way for ...

... that hon. gentleman, like his friend Mr. Bagwell, was returned to Parliament as a mere Whig, and it required very little coercion on the part of the Ministerial Whigs to insure his obedience, for his instincts were entirely with the way he went. The Advocate ...