... contrary, how many acts have been ar directed against her? The hereditary Whig men are beginning to free themselves. They:o using their opportunities. They are strenu° opposing the Whigs. They are striving for strong Conservative Government a set par t g 0 ...

... result to the Whigs of the Southamptoa election. That unprincipled constituency has called up' the unscrupulous Minister. It is stated that agent called upon his tenants in Totnes, and informed them that if they did not vote for the Whig candidate, Mr ...

... to the administration of affairs of the country, its present strength aPPeI. to us almost marvellous. The Peelites are the Whigs. They are still the chief the latter in and out of office. But power in the country is gone. Mr. a statesman whose genius, ...

... of a Ministry, is connected with the late debate on distress in Ireland. The long and weariiome series of Whig blunders, Whig misfortunes, Whig recantations in reference to the sister island, was swelled by another deplorable blot. Everything about Whiggism ...

... are political and mischievous there can be no doubt. SMITH O'BRIEN AND THE O'DONOGIIIIE. The Dublin Warder and the Belfast Whig—the one a consistent and clever Conservative; the other as steady and sturdy a Liberal—concur in ridiculing Mr. Smith O'Brien's ...

... voter in the like proportion. Thus an annual payment is made to the Liberals for the political support given by them to the Whig.. Radical members and their municipal satellites. The Conservatives have long since abandoned this debasing practice, and how ...

... very freely showered on thE heads of Sir John's Whig supporters ' and his own as well. Mr. Bickhant Escott stood on the Conservative interest, but polled less than half the numbers of the defeated Whig. In January, 1835, Sir Francis Burdett and Sir De ...

... He is, by special grace., to be sufferod to rass the clerical turnstile into St. St hut positively no othe r .ephen's, quasi-Whig shall follow. The question has been Mr. O'Hagan receives this favour from the prelates, oat some answer that it is nO more ...

... voted against the Whig West Indies Spoliation. Rill, and had soon after a special act of parliament passed against Lim for pains—a retaliation worthy of the Whig government of that day; but, unfortunately, some of the government Whigs of that day are the ...

... be in the proportion of three Conservatives to two Whigs and Radicals. N ow, as in every year since 1850 there has been added some 50 per cent. to the Conservative strength, whilst that of the Whigs and Radicals has remained almost stationary, it is difficult ...

... officials it can boast of a chief commissioner, with a year,''and a Whig; of two commissioners, with 1200/. a year each, and both Whigs; of foar inspectors, with 800/. a year each, and all Whigs; of a secretary, accountant, and first clerk, all rewarded with ...

... (Per Etna, via Queenstown.) The leading articles of the press respecting England contain nothing of importance. The Richmond Whig, referring to Mr. Seward's dispatch upon the Trent question, thinks England will renew her demand for an apology, or for such ...