... extensive, if not a fundamental re- constitution of the Government, The eliuination of two such pure Whigs would dissolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Catinet, The probability is that a succession of weak Governments ...

... promise,” The reverend the Irish seem to nt beat off an pondered the lessen, lato Liberal m of thelr stipends, Under ine are pent Whig they have now to try the Pories, ke Jobn Gilpin, Whew’ to Dr Cuming, we eir “The Tine be conceived yal Irishmen to show themselves ...

... propose greatly to extend the borodgh we may fortified against the reproach (it will certainly be made against by notorious Whig-Liberals, who piously profess to belong to party) that we would not have defended extension of the franchise in boroughs if ...

... MR mONCRErFF ON REFORWL ?? ha Times.) The question for the, Whig Alemberifor E 3ifburgh now .e what are tbe prospects of tbe Reform cause end the party in the State which has sapported it. Mr ldoncreiff justly estimates the obssacles which hindere an ...

... JACKETS AND PALITI , Tn In *b. N.. /Wenn. HaUslors, isakkul, Wang. se, le. IUIIBI RAW YUIBI It in Mn Depvtusent eery taw, sad Whig been h.vhs writ'. the loner. are Nosh under what they could be hosidlit A Lot of 160 Mods, Ild, a. Cd. 3s lid, 4s Ild, Ild ...

... win ightoßAN TO BOUND OF MULL. UM AND ciAnumou maiwanails. Dr We ihrits etamaher PloNllll2. Dow °NAN. sway Pl= 7JO A.II . *Whig at tNaloars, 1.6•6611 ark &AM Awe Plat. awry, Anuadaki. (Drawils. Njlnkis. And inssiltur4. anivlog at Portals nor orosiag. ...

... ses thine ere swan to curry, end littered lea bar Nee Pasha; if mob wriehed WACO* thee the minty of the brotherhood.—Noleorn Whig. rums cm= Pswisin OF DUlllow ,- +t. Ipal bather at the et this body held on Wedneedey was th e armies of the propoesd amiss ...

... either been singularly fortunate in coming into office at the right time, or that they lme managed matters so adroitly that the Whigs have never ( got the opjiortunit.v of appointing either a Lord President of the Court of Session or a Lord Justice Clerk since ...

... never be amended till bribery was rendered diegraoeful. Mr. Moncritff professed himself • Liberal of the old E tithe burgh Whig school. bolding very strongly that great tvw, portance was due to the unseen, unfelt tradition which works our Constitution ...

... Ireland and elsewhere who are influential will not be alow to use their influence on behalf of William Carleton . —Northern Whig. ...

... Y, JUNE 5, with. $10,000 a year for the and Mr Dill beat to carry out his scions of the old Whig cou to and to consider the of their the ophe- existence of an ‘that the house would amajority that would their place eredit and | dignity, and to pass the ...

... in the new admiaiotration. Lord Stanhope will also probably swept oMoe, and it is hoped that some of the more conssevative Whigs will join Lord Derby, who would be as sowed* to them an adequate representation the to Cabinet. The Deals Telegraph ••r the ...