... these are from the Provinae of Ulster, and Oce of them is alleged to be extracted from a journal called the Daily Northrrrn Whig. The detective police are on the track of the scoundorel, who, I should add, bas assumed the name of a member of the House ...

... Government that unless he consented to the committee he and hie friends would transfer their allegiance to that rising star of the Whig party, and be prepared to make First Minister the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who made a statement the other night of the ...

... it may, they have become extremely indolent of late, and unless a batch of new peers be made (as is threat- ened before the Whigs go out), who will probably uget p some business, on the principle that new brooms sweep clean, the Second Estate of the realm ...

... Parliament with vague promises on his lips; but, in point of fact, he would go in to support the Whigs, and to vote consistently for WVhiggery. What !have the Whigs dono for Ireland? What have they done for the County of Louth? They have talked, as Mr. Tristram ...

... Government give t Roman Cathelic Emancipation and repeal the Corn a Laws? Did not a Conservative Government, after I the Whigs had brugled and blundered in everezy way, take the first great Eteps to simplily the tariff? In 0 these fi'vt measures of Sir ...

... slightest concession from the clique to whose hands the postal service of the empire is entrusted. With a Whig parrcnu peer for a Postmaster-General, a Whig Se- cretary to the Treasury, like Mr. F. Peel, end some three or four Scotch officials, at St. Martin's-le- ...

... heading in the direction of the Ministerial f lobby. He was an undoubted Liberal, in the sense of voting as directed by the Whigs, and he has got his reward, and there is an end of him ; but Mr. s Kennedy will very much belie the expectations of 6 Uis friends ...

... of braving the perils of the storm. As I it is, he is charmed to think that the duty of 2 keeping the crazy Ceobnet of the Whigs togeter has devolved upon him. Mr. Sheridan, the member v for Dudley, has, it is true, thwarted him by satiol- t: pating one ...

... at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a larze portion of the State, meeting upon the stump several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he wae elected to Congress. where, by successive elections, he ...

... babrley grower instead of the Chinese cultivator, and complains that the Budget still leaves the fnaamcial legislation of the Whigs inviduson, partia, sad i Tbe Times does not deny that every single pro- posal of the C0anoellor of the Exehequer is likely ...