... 3, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, jo loss.; that a Whig Government can do no Gene- the way of reform without the stimulat | liminary of a Commission. And so a Cot forme H er sho! | appointed to inquire into what e on the knew, and to recommend the very meas tens ...

... Constitution of his country. But this discovery was not so very Surprisin to any but the Whigs; nor is anyone now, except a very vastly astonished to find that Harry Lord Br Whig, and Vaux, the thunderer against public corry political inconsistency, had actually ...

... hand, not as the reward of political independence, but as tho wages of political sabserviency. The last of the long ecries of Whig votes given by the late member is a remarkable corroboration of our assertion, when last week ho voted with the Ministry against ...

... understood at first the Whig |>olicy of not legislating according to its professions, they coaid have known at starting that identical would the policy of not administering according to ita promises. Good administration, the official I Whigs were quite aware ...

... these gentle- en, The knowledge that the Conservative party must vory shortly be in power, and the dislike to u the shape of a Whig, added to Major deserved popularity, will mako the result of a contest, should there bo one, a matter almost of certainty. ...

... whose votes are understood to be at the service of Mr. Hobson. The 140 remaining com- prises many shades of opposite politics—Whigs, extreme Radicals, and even Fenians. The latter have imbibed hostility to Mr. M‘Kenna from the incidents attending his late ...

... through her own shortcomings, or that she starves in her perpetual expectation of degrading subsidy. This is the Whig view of the matter. But the Whig? avow, with a candour unusual on their part, that the administration of Ireland has during the last thirty ...

... M'Kenna to be @ sup porter of the Government. I can assure you, from personal acquaintance, ho isa strong and energetic anti- Whig—a man of liberal and independent opinions, and prepared, when in Parliament, to give a steady and consistent opposi- tion to ...

... fullest investigation. ‘There are many persons who take Mr Edmund’s side. and assert that he has been shamefally ill-used by his Whig patrons. But, under any circumstances, the country has a right to an ex) planation of the conditions under which an official ...

... office of Irish Lord of the in the 1847 to 1852. virtute Mr. — w is a Roman Catholie, and, lik 6, and ther, is in politics a Whig. peace. the following members :—Mr. Alfred Po: The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now | Ceomwissioner ; Mr. Richard Montesquien b: ...

... THE I TALI ARTISTS. The iroi lhem Whig, noticing the concert given on Friday evening Belfast by those artittes. who are appear in opera this evening at the Royal, saya—Mdlle. Tiiiens' first solo was Weber’s •' Softly sighs the voice of evening, from ...

... the enclosed curious document throws some light on the subject. I may here remark that the Northern Whig is against the Jlegium Donum, but the Whig is not the organ the Presbyterians, but the Unitarians. Were 1 near yonr correspondent I would drown his ...