... WHIG PROMOTIONS. (From thf .\loming Putt Let not the Whig* deepeir, A baa who rata dcx»« know bis oao ba baa aery soon appoiotc*! chief buth r aod obitf baker from among bia old followera. There U oothiog like an organized party . it ia never deetroyed ...

... reasons for gratitude to tbe Powers that be. Whigs robbed Irish of oiiuiaten* money ; they made her deanctiee, , reward# political services. law yean oar clerical poliuciao experienced tbe tender mar* eiea of Whig bubop, and matter col gratala ion that tba ...

... SCOTCH WHIG JOB. Tbe public bare often bean and Liberal Government greatly damaged, by the jobbing of Lord Advocate tilling op Jicolcb cfficee which baa practically tbe right to nominate. Parbap a the moat acandalcna appointment aver n-ada Scotland by ...

... that Whig Government can do n.thing in the way of re'orm without the stimulating preliminary of Commission. Anu so Commission was appointed to inquire into what everybody knew, and to recommend the very measures that had been already sought. The Whig doctor ...

... everybody expected, in Ibe whitewashing the real delinquent. Lord Weatbnry, Woo believed that rix Whigs, four whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn Whig Lord Chancellor? Tbe r>-snU proves that the Government were right in packing the committee. A majority ...

... over : Miehs*lm«s Isru bat almsat its slloitsd coarss ; tad tbs Lord Chief Jottics tbs Qasoo't Beoeb, attorlj rfgsrdlsts of Whig txpocUUooA, bos tbs aapsrdoosbls oflaoos of baing still aliva. Nay. still mors hsinsns, bs eootioßss in tbs toll pososssioo ...

... mtmbara of N«- iMoaiatiao, one of •boaa cbial la the ii.iintatioc oar Cboreh. Doabtlwa >b' , *o aalling tbamaalraa Whig!, In. rii. to Whig Gorarß»tnt for adaaoorment, IL,,bt that Ibaj »era| that Gorannnent ...

... treachery and cowardice of the Whig*, deeply persuaded that political cataatwphe will b« awtad. Ui« Church secured, the landlords Tindieatad.andths Papists humbled, by the of this mastic, able member. Are you determined Whig? zealous leveller presents himself ...

... election daring tbe thirty years in Ireland that was more fall of promise the Cjoservstive cause than the preesal reaction against Whig principles has sto in, which is not yet its firod, sod to which las late experiments on democracy in America have io no email ...

... bolding office for a quarter of .century the Cabinets of Csrtletesgh end Canning, Lord Palmerston, when be went o.ot to the Whigs, never unlearned the lessons of hie youth, turned renegade because took office under Lord Melbourne. The key to under ■ ■land ...

... or other me? belong, lb. elilnenej of Armegb Mtietied. Be her VCone.rr.tire Whig. In Newer be 1 the Utter iotoreet ; he we. emong the mo.l l.ilhlol f0110w of the Whig Ministry ;b» wet on tb.t .id. of the ; end hi. perty rotr. were w.lb lb. Wh Under ...

... political crisis impending, that confusion of terns should nroided, each meets as in the reports of tbe Preee. find the terms Whig, Tory,” and Liberal still need, when tbe thing meant ie dtfonot and 1 de mortnis,” A). la truth, the two great parties ...