... section ;-for which service they would certainly exact payment that might in- volve the extinction of the Whigs as a domi- nant party. The Whigs have always held their position by appearing to be popular, and it has been forseen that they could not lastingly ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE WHIGS. The Morning Post, in an article upon the close of the Par- i liamentary Session of 18b(>, says : — If the past session is remarkable for having witnessed the i fill of a Liberal Government which at its commencement | teemed ...

... THE WHIG IN BALLYMENA. rpilE DAILY CAN NOW BE HAD in BALLYMEN A every Morning, the arrival of the first Train from Belfast at 7 -'>, from MR. ALEXANDER BLACK, At the RAIL WA V STATION, As well at his Shops WILLIAM STREET and CHURCH STREET also from MR ...

... WHIG PURITY. For some years past the whole of those various sections of politicians formerly classed under the head of Whigs or Radicals have dubbed themselves ** Liberals,** which, so far as political feelings and opinions are concerned, is altogether ...

... enamoured of the Whigs, but that we dreaded the effects of a Tory administration in Ireland. Mr. M'KENxs, in justifying his vote which swelled the majority that led to the change we apprehended, has framed a long bill of indictment against the Whigs in reference ...

... WHIG PARTI An Old Whig” sends long letter to the Times, from Brookes’,’’ the present position and prospects of the Whig party, in which ho says ,4 lt has often been remarked that it is rather difficult iu these days to know the meaning of the word Whig ...

... WHIG TACTICS. Mr. Gi.vdstone, the frequenters of the House of Commons are aware, has tremendous powers of countenance With all his apparent earnestness in pushing forward the Reform Bill, he has not the remotest notion that the measure in its present ...

... WHIG TRICKERY. TO THK EDITOR. Bib, — TV letter of Mr. C. B. Lewis in your yesterday e im- ■iii the bill itself that the redistribution of se;its baa been amomd with a view to secure Whig interest-. But Mr. Gkd-toaa'a limit of 8(KA) inhabitant, may be ...

... WHIG FAILURES An extraordinary notion is singularly prevalent just now, that ?? affairs both at home and abroad could not be successfully carried on, if the country were to be exposed to the calamity of Earl RusseU's retirement from office. How such an ...

... Whig, Cumin, ...

... WHIG & TORY. THE present political Munition would be amusing were it not at a crisis in European history, and fraught with consequences of momentous import. The political atmosphere, indeed, is wane, but party spirit is frigid and cool. The country ...

... prepared specially for the seems to be inevitable both in these and in ¢ extend There was besides this a quantity f ier sa and Whig American seer. securities, United States 5.20) bonds have de leclared and of Niga seed breug over from The average rate of ...