... A WHIG HOWL. (From the Nation.) When the Freeposets's Journal of Tuesday last, in its summary of the adjourned debate on the Government Reform Bill, informed us that Mr. M'Kenna spoke in favour of the Bill, we were stunned by what seemed the first ...

... O’Connell. It is with Lord Derby, nevertheless, and the allied oligarchs, Whig and Tory ; with conspiracy nniting all that bitterest in Tory malevolence to all that is narrowest in Whig exclusiveness; with a conspiracy combining all the elements of arrogance ...

... anything. If the Whigs knew that the Jiifh would vo e remove tin m from otnce once they refusi d >0 rednss i m wrongs, depend upon it that they would tret us i. different m nner. 'lhe • Ci.sti U. »t pr who are now crying out that ‘all unless Whigs are &U|ipoited ...

... GO' Sin the of the debate in the Hone of Commons, on what is called, the Representation of the people, question, Irish Whigs of every conceivable grade, from the base and brutal trafficker in patriotism to the most advanced liberal, have been e ...

... dislike the Whigs. _ T! are cowards as a party, and their code of nity is the list of combinations which make majorities a ad retain power. Would like to punish them, bot not through the hearts of the working meh of England. Strike the Whigs by all means ...

... calculated to effect that object. The policy of the Whig Liberal or Tory- Whig, under Lord Palmerston, was to allow it to be understood the Tory proper, under Lord Derby, that reform had in the Whig judgment gone far enough, if not too far, and that if ...

... The pecuniary cost too of contested elections must make a decided impression on the Whig candidate in the most sensitive point—the pocket. We suspect that the Whig representative for the County would not be willing to pay as large a sum for the honor ...

... to * drag the Whigs of England down to the Birming~ “ham lével.” “His chief crime, it is manifest, lies in the fact that he appreciates the noble aims of the Eng- lish tribune, and is able to frée himself from the tram of official and Whig traditions to ...

... belief which Mr. Dillon rejects with so much scorn—that all the fairscandicg promises of “refcimii the land-laws,” by which the Whigs have won his heart, are, after all, but vague expressions thrown out to raise hopes that are never to be fulfilled, and to ...

... shall be content. What we cannot bear is a man's wanting both to it eat his cake and to keep it. Let him eat his cake as a Whig by all means, if he likes, but don't let him also, at the same time, insist upon keeping it to eat as an Independent Oppositionist ...

... IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS. FOR'VNIGHTLY AUCTIONS OF CATTLE AND IN CORR. Whig CORE FARMING REPOSITORY has be.an established for the Sale by Auction of Fat awl Store Cattle, Dairy Cows and Heifers, Young; Stock. Breeding, Fat and Store Sheep, Lambe, Piga ...

... dislike the Whigs. They are cowards as party, and their code of equity is the list of combinations which make majorities and retain power. I would like to punish them, but not through the hearts of the working men of England. Strike the Whigs by all means ...