... to fathom, they are playing the game of the Whig party, and asking the Irish Church take Into its bosom the venomous serpent which had nigh stung to death. The pretexts put forward for recommending the Whigs to the favour of the Irish Church are such as ...

... Commons, the most iuilofatigable and unceasing in their opposition to, and abuse of, every Whig measure. The former, tho Tear em” of his party, is. in and out of season, incessantly on his legs Illuming the Government for what they do or neglect to do ...

... unpolled, while the Whigs had polled to a man, and not only so, but several who had always been on the Conservative side had actually recorded their votes in favour of the Whig candidate, and with all this the contest was carried by the Whigs a very narrow ...

... Ripon, Totnes, and others, boroughs, in effect, as rotten” ever were Gallon and Old Sarum, were preserved to the Whig magnates, and Whig principles,” about which so much boast had been made, were abandoned for political expediency. They permitted the ...

... Archibald Mulholland. Peter’s-hill, were arrested for wrecking the honse of man named (.Jordon O’Neill, in Boyd-atrect.— lVur/hern Whig. ...

... eagerness of which plainly denoted how imminent was the danger of disaster—after a whip” quite unparalleled even in the annals the Whigs—after using promises, cajolements, and threats to such an extent that scarcely acasual supporter and uot single habitual adherent ...

... lost more future adherents amongst the Whigs than lie has gained them from the Radicals. And the movement has been doubly an error, for both those sections of the House find themselves weakened it. Whilst the Whigs are hurt at the desertion, and will not ...

... cheap and admirably got-up popular edition of Macaulay’s colossal fragment of our National History, regarded from a purely Whig point of view, is here, in this eighth shilling instalment, duly commenced. piece magnificent writing it is beyond the reach ...

... note and prominence amongst the Whigs. Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell, Sir George Grey, the late Sir Cornewall Lewis, the late Sir James Graham, the late Haron Macaulay, and almost tho whole list of distinguished Whigs and Liberals during the last thirtyfive ...

... the occasion of his recovery from Ids recent severe indisposition, The rev. gentleman replied in suitable terms. The Northern Whig states that the flax crop the North continues to exhibit the most favourable signs, and promises splendid fibre. Specimens ...

... vague, and only state that Sherman is meeting with great success. They are not traceable to any good authority. The Richmond Whig of Wednesday states that Sherman lias sent a large part of his army towards Selma, indicating movement upon Mobile. ...

... excitement of some new agitation. Public opinion, for wonder, condoned their treachery. Public opinion soon recognised that the Whigs had made mere party question of what should have been cosmopolitan movement, und that they were iu earnest in the matter only ...