... THE WHIG MINISTRY. (gazette. SATURDAY, August 17 There are some things in which it is impossible for a man to place implicit confidence, and there are some people on whom it would be foolish to rely. American river steamers, coloured sugar plums, cheap ...

... - THE WHIGS AND TORIES. IRELAND is at present in a condition similar to that of the city of Gahii, the story of which the readers of Roman history will readily recal. It was unfortunately placed within a a short distance of Targnin-govcn►ed Rome, and ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. Oca contemporary, the Northern Whig, in a late article, took a Dublin paper to task for quoting malicious falsehood from a Derry paper. The •• malicious falsehood was extract from the Lord Lieutenant’s instructions to the magis. trates ...

... THE WHIG APPOINTMENTS, The two last appointments of Lord Palmerston —that of Sir Robert Peel as Chief Secretary for Ireland,and that of Mr. Uunder Secretary for Foreign Affairs, have very decided sisrnifi*- c nee for the Catholic supporters the Whig Ministry ...

... when the Whigs cease to represent progress, they cease to represent anything but placemen. If there to be progress, then the Whigs arc in the wrong place. But there can be standing 1 still this active activecountry, and therefore when the Whigs halt, the ...

... that if they were now advertise for a pure thoroughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern jrotentates, having no issue of their ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I have read observations of yours on the errore and mistaken policy the railway system, by which carriers are enabled to compete successfully with railways. Seeing your remarks about the high charges of some of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,—l was one of those who bad occasion to pass through High Street on Friday night last, and can fully corroborate all you stale regarding the conduct of the local force, which you justly characterise as that of a ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. SIR,- I beg to solicit the favour of amall apace in your paper to make an explanation regarding my character, which, owing to tbe conduct of local pofioeman, and to my inability to make my case understood before the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, —The limited space necessarily afforded in your paper for the report of this case, tried at the late Assizes, must be our apology for requesting the insertion of a few explanatory words, more especially as great ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERS WHIG. Sir, —I sure any one who saw the scenes perpetrated in the streets of your town on the night the disturbances created by the police most be pleased at the notice you have taken of it. As a stranger and a completely ...