... As to Mr. Johnston's conduct, the Whig is rather speculative, and the Protestants of Ulster will be likely to demand why it lectures him, or points out a course for him to pursue. And as to the Orangemen, the Whig is certainly not very complimentary ...

... principle, had conidence in it, rested his whole body upon it, and did not resort to the de die ii rtem policy of the traditional Whigs. Be was wrong; he wasup, tos certain point, mischievous; however, he was sincere. Naturally, the world was satirical when he ...

... charters and Statutes under which municipal freedom is secured. THE IRISH CHURCR BILL. Losvox^, SUNDAY yNiGcnT.-Mr. Glyn, the Whig ! whip, has inaugurated a new era at the Treasury. For the first time since Ministerial whipping be- came what Mr. Gladstone ...

... Lord Westbury. I have heard es it stated by more than one that Earl Russell will se go into the lobby against Ministers. The Whigs ig are thoroughly alarmed at the confiscation policy of d. the Government, and disappointed at the answer x. which Ireland ...

... was not for gentlemen upon the Conservative ride of | the Houte to join in a revolutionary cry for dis- possessing wealthy Whig peers of their property; but something ought certainly to be done to re- move the anomaly of tithes continuing to be pay- able ...

... has Xis conception whatever. Not only can le not diskpay such qualities, bit he cannot even underht ?? them What will the Whigs and Radicals sav ?? they find their Tory townsmen thus disiran- chised and decitizenised I Tle pripit':S gourd, but not ...