... 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 ...

... a ~— ihe fouowing correspondence appears pend- n the Northern Whig of this day “ March 18, ll, of “TO THE RIGHT HON. CHIEF-JUSTICE MO which &e., &c., “ My Lorp—Having had an opportuni aring day of conferring with some of the mag npro- ween of the nei ...

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... question alone that Whig offi It will ition refuses to yield or to treat. ght ? no concession upon anything to Iri bate, nion—it will recognise no opinion land. he Upon church, land, education ay m chise—anything you will—the consci riod the Whig may be convinced ...

... are reduced, solely by the operation of a bloor ower Fitz- © de of unjustand exterminating landlord-fram laws by a merciless Whig Government. With and suite the last 30 years that they are (withina very she interval) in office, they have enacted numberle ...

... miserably lieatcn and d—mralieed mas.- of men, perhaps 60,000, on the other side, one can question the result. The Uirhmnnd Whig, of Monday, says that Wheeler repulsed tw.. charge# at Aitken the lOtli. but compelled to fall back the enemy, consisting of ...

... ever, is very young, and his opinions, certain limits, are evidently very In outline they are undeniably Liber: those of his Whig progenitors ; but details, which practical Liberals lik of Leeds have been taught by experi regard as the substance of Liberalism ...

... land, concludes by refusing his assent to tl en- | tion on the part of the Government, and 4 among other reasons, that as the Whig G 18 of | made the attempt to settle this quest ...

... submit to it the same tire do—no better, no worse—our equals, 1 _ Or~ have reported against the taxation of en The Richmond Whig says there was 1 ton in Charleston at the time of its or- cuation, New York, Fen, 25 (Noon).—Gold, exchange on London, 214; ...

... he could not entirely credit, Did they for maintained the cause of Ireland in its ‘man, hour? ve TAX As far back as 1806 the Whig Fox, had to leave office on the Catholic « alone ; and for thirty years their views question had excluded them from power said ...