... the party exigencies of the mo- was mont. Chs Earl Granville~usad to be a Whig, and the Duke of dien 3cc- Argyle was a Seotels Whig by nature and tradtoRet- the Arc they Whigs still, or -what? Arc they not pre- porn olie pared to take up vote by ballot ...

... presentation of together with a masstTe silrervalrer and tea and coffee service, to Mr Thomas Macknigbt. editor of the Northern Whig. Toe salver hare the following inscription ** Presented, with a tea and coffee servico and purse of sovereigns, Thomas Macknight ...

... IRELAND. The Northern Whig Males that there is not part cle evidence to connect the recent robbery revolrent and rifles from gun manufactory in Belfast, with Fsnlaalam. It was only r«ry common-place burglary. The Cork Examiner states that the R. r W. ...

... policy the measure, proportion* ately to the approximation in general politics of their authors the Government. Lord Grey is a Whig, and Lord Russell was lately bead of a liberal Administration, yet these two men, of all others, hare given notice of amendments ...

... PaapMai.**— Sptetmtgr. “Tliia able it well th« consycnUc prniaal of one Ukes an iutereat lu the which it tnraU.”—A'ortAero Whig. We conirratulate Mr STCoiublc Uie aJnUrablc cleameaa with which he oyrMMd on thia m.wt tlimcult aubject cordially c«*mmcuil ...

... and revolutionary agitator, equally the narrow Whig, na by the most rabid Tory, if his inquiry happens to take the direction of something which tradition and personal interest has rendered sacred in the Whig's eyes. A good illustration of the appositenees ...

... ly ex|»ected The terms Whig and Tory but very inadequately express the distinction between the two classes, or itarties, into which men naturally range themselves, )M)liticaUy; for it is no unusual tiling find your nominal Whig at heart .is conservative ...

... Eeaay well worthy the oonaiderate penital every one who take* interest in the Important question which It treat*.— KurtAem Whig. congratulate the a.lmlrahle with which ha* expressed himself this most dlfflcult subject. cordially commend his Pamphlet a ...

... occupier; and that all existing tenure* should continue unimpeachable for two yean after the passing of a Land Act.”—AoKta'it Whig. ...

... Fl.iniing Sword of Political X Justice Unsheathed, and Fearlessly Wielded In Explaining Political Principle*, in Cutting up Whig and Tory Pranks, ami eapecially di*«-uasing the great Irish Questions of the »iay, addressed. in the form Letters, John Bright ...

... well worthy the considerate perusal every •ne who takes an interest In the important question of which it treats.—A’urtAcrn Whig. •• congratulate Mr the admirable with which has expressed himself on this moat difficult subject We commend hit rami»hlet ...

... indifferent to justice, and concurrent endowment was knock*d on the head, to the great chagrin religioua indifferents, and the Whig Lords; the latter having been led to vote for Lord Salisbury’s amendment, the expectation that tbe Tories would help them carry ...