... from the Whig Government; and as few political changes they can manage without loss of place. These ameliorations belong those statesmanlike and constitutional views which are identified with Conservatism. Ireland has sunk wholly under Whig domination ...

... black m us good us white one.” “ Quur that. Yer Ablisherner, ar’nt ?’’ “ No, I’m old-fashioned Whig.” What’s that. Never them afore.” An old-feshioned Whig, madam, is a man whose political principles are perfect, and who is as perfect his principles.’’ ...

... class of livings. The practice had adapted itself to our political institutions ; Whig Chancellors have selected Whig clergymen, or at least the sg-H' or friends of Whigs; Tories have done the same for Tories; and by both sides small livings have , t.-u ...

... Sir Frank Crossley, once a Radical, but now settling down into qtjiet Whiggism ; Sir John Ramsden, once a Whig, but now impatient of the Whig yoke under the guidance of his kinsman, Mr. Horsman, are supporters the present Government. When the session ...

... that our contemporary, The Artny and Navy Gai'tte, is ovi r.-sanguine. We are perfectly aware of the fact that nothing pleases Whig Ministers better than to be in a position to take the nation surprise, and it would be a grand coup, certainly, for Mr. Gladstone ...

... that «e meet with in every-day life, and they are represented with truthfulness that renders them attractive and interesting.— Whig, ide tn*v be formed of the annua! sum required for the naval and military services France from the fact that the expenses of ...

... cleansed, and earnestly trust that the landlords and house agents will lend them all the assistance in their po^'r.--Northern Whig In a few days the whole of the planets known the ancients will visible in tbe heavens. The Lords of the Admirably have abolished ...

... circumstance, perhaps, which will not exa*- the patriotic regrets of Earl Ku>sell, though even this, from an English, if not from Whig point of view, might, those who hold ir country dear, regarded as a cal unity; it the immediate and practical evil is, that ...

... has shown itself superior to the mean and time-serving persons whose conduct is of such nature to make angels weep. THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. The state «f the Dublin press for some time past has attracted much attention. There are certain journals published ...

... away in 1863? reform merely cry which to carry the Whigs into office, and to entombed during their stay in it? Is it for the blessing bestowing places ou Elliotts, Russell*, and Greys, and the smaller Whig fry, that reform is to hawked about? If were Mr ...

... wildest which converted the Protestant constituendea the North of Ireland into so many restmg-piaces for the nominees of a Whig Government. RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTH. [FROM olob*.] The Emperor of the French hna way of putting himself in magnetic rapport ...

... helped to found the Kdinhurifh and other contributed tho Quarterly, though from first to last the one has been consistently a Whig, the other Tory, they are not the less admirably typical of the lawyer statesmen of England. is well for ounutry when there ...