... dreams of governing Ireland by a few obscure dilettanti Whigs, and fails in the common sense to peiceive that the nation has marched past him and them. By powerful family interest half-a-dozen Whigs are still returned to Parliament With these trifling ...

... How liberal learning and high philosophy would be adorned by tho presidency of some narrowminded subordinate tho faded Irish Whigs. And the cost of all this ; —let the Government hesitate. have empirical schemes enough in Ireland already which take a largo ...

... istereet. in Stephen dress skeet, and at the tits has his o in *.and • He in as a Lineal is sad a Ceagarvative in aired ; • Whig is Classed** street, sad a Tory ia street I with. &rake*, to heti and ikalkst. Po it Wii?ing = te a maa blsinsiaghot alas= ...

... praising his own efforts and those of his Whig colleagues, tells us that their measures have been measures not introducing new places, but founded upon skilfully-devised schemes. No one who has studied Whig policy can doubt the truth of this statement ...

... several trees havi 8 were on Fri- uprooted, The damage done to the shippin channel, we fear, unust have been very consid Northern Whig. © com~ Oar correspondent writes— Durin; — Cont UHC & we platy fechan been dug in this veighbourhood, and, r them the ravages ...

... legislation. In framing those enactments that have so olten mutually alieated the English' government and its Irish subjects, the Whigs have had always a cOnsPI- cuous share. In the disastrous year of '47, Lord Bentinck would have rescued from the horrors of ...

... some time past. Handscutched, for instance, sells at rates from 3d to 8s per stone, and milled 7s to 12s Gd per stone.—Sorthem Whig. ...

... time past scutched, for instance, sells at rates from 5s, 3 6d. per stone, and milled at 7s, to 12s. 6d. per it gave Northera Whig. te ane Salad ie ait 7! ee SS. ee eee OE Ss eee Ca el three vent-pleces were endon (as asserted) by ik and firing ; and, point ...

... goon* at lin ilij esd mbrow is this port of Yorlombirs. einessil be gesnieng kr wisdom were non gl I Ise on cc MIMI. stens Whig gosswabg orhigh nos at the high rims mink net ro al di. to Mb ASO par boil It be noted nal is moot inshosose s point in pin ...

... Parliament immediately after their first defeat. In anticipation of this, the extreme Radical party, and what is left of the Whigs, are making the most active exertions to effect an alteration in the constituencies favourable to their cause. The Conservatives ...

... colleague in office, Mr. Headlani, M.P., the Judge Advocate- General, gentleman whose long and ondeviating support of the Whigs, diversified by occasional little spurts of indignation at the shortcomings the Government, has at length been rewarded with ...

... the bid ling of the Premier. The pamphlet written with the authority an ex-Whig Cabinet Minister, whose part in intrLmes and Cabinet arrangements •careely surpassed any living Whig MioLd*r. unless the Foreign Secretary himself, is instructive commentary ...