... what will henceforth be known as the Whig system of governing this country was inaugu- rated, and we trust we may now have reason to l congratulate ourselves that it will henceforth be abandoned for evermore. The Whig system .was constructed upon very simple ...

... are informedl that MIaior flenwson has been appoi-±cd Military u '1;lit of Wiundsor, a-ice Major St. Jeon, deceased. T'he Whigs of the Brecon borough will we believe, sop- port Mir. GUwym, the Conservative candidate, so that a gaism from ai Arduilamiite ...

... tests. Let any one who holds a different opinion cast his memory back over the fourteen years since 1352), and tell us when the Whig-Radicals went out of the ranks of their own supporters to give away any of the innumerable good things of which they had the ...

... try of the civilised world progressed rapidly, Tre- t lanil alone retrograded ? It was because of the withering hand of the Whig Government. (Hear. i - Alderman hILLoN said it wvould be an extraordi- nary thing if they refused to refer to Lord Kim- t berlev's ...

... entolutuents or tise honors of public life. If' we take a look at tha, Magisterial e IBench, we know almost at a glance that the s Wh~igs have for a. long series of years been at the helim. The mlark of Mr. Maziere Brady's hand is everyw,.liere. Persons of very ...

... tjinten lb ri' present Gdovcri ilclit is, I believe, one far iute Jo ilely to be uenful to Irelanh d titan that of thL th Whigs wvich live l on agitation, aud pail tlie ieutplc witI ?? to the ?? Berniccides feast.'' ButG the wav to attain your desire ...

... position of FirstLord of the Adutiralty, he found tliings in anything but a pleasant state. There 1 haill been seven long years of Whig-Liberal go- vcrnmnent, and war on a gigantic scale had taxed our resources to the utllost. Still, whlen the Conservatives came ...

... anxious to give what ta- be termed material concessions to Ireland, as op. Poseul to those poeitical concessions of whicll the | Whigs were so fonil. If Lord Derby's Adnministra- tion can really see their way to giving ns a short- sea mail service, it will be ...

... iBill, in what particular he failedI as a party baloer, or to what extent he has alicnatedl the cynmpatlhy of the moderate Whigs. aoh-l Li man's intcrests are concentrated on the thinc, whseli he contemplates a night or two itl the Kmirsaal at Wcisbeadn ...