... understanding*’ of the Whig, and will render biro. 1 hope, a sadder, it not wiser man. and will enable thn public form an accurate estimate of the veracity of the statements of the Whig. The two additional misstatements of the Whig (I eschew the three lettered ...

... name for a Whig); and would insist that those of them who bad supported Whigs should now in like manner refuse to support a Whig anti-Repealer on any pretext. This policy, from peculiar local ciroomstance, would inevitably destroy the Whigs here, and for ...

... the prospects which surround mr'iistfa'the following questious with regard to the Whigs;— With tbe country in such state this, with property in imminent peril, are the Whigs besotted to suppose that they could carry on the Go•vernment?” What are their numbers ...

... the present lime, after ten years’ trial of Whig management, we find the revenue deficient, on the last year alone, to the extent of £2,421,776. And the total deficiency of the last four years, which the Whigs have left to supplied, exceeds £7,600,000. ...

... letter, post-paid,) to WILLIAM CUNNrNGHAM. DROMONA, (Ballymena), 21st Feb. 1833. THE WHIG And the Special’ Constable, Sovereign's Office, 21st Feb. 1833. fin HIS day’s Whig contains one those Editorial fulminations for which that Paper has rendereii itself ...

... newspapers, but nothing more rich than a paragraph which we subjoin from the Northern Whig of yesterday. Speaking of the proposal to extend the boundary of the borough, the Whig says infer •* We have not space to-day to refer to the mea- sure, nor to the remarkable ...

... the whole session, by steadily pursuing a plan well calculated to break up the Whig-Radical union. As for the Whigs alone, (meaning those who shall strive to remain mere Whigs, come what may, and therefore, we hope, excluding Lord Melbourne, with some other ...

... there were not mitre than Whigs, including in that number about half dozen gentlemen who have been by no means invariable supporters of tl»e present Ministry. Of these 18 were members of the government ; lenring 4.5 or Whigs Imck the try against of their ...

... predecessor, Mr. Spear, and the pood advice which Mr. Finlay gave mo, at that interview was—** keep in with the Whig, and all will be well. The Whig refers to the collector the gas accounts, as having frequently been wofolly cognizant” the fact that the gas ...

... summing up the returns, so far as at present determined, gives the Conservatives 107, the Whigs 70; and that of these the gain to tho Conservatives 27, and to the Whigs 15. Thursday evening a disposition towards riot was manifested Belfast, and some of tho ...

... attributed I should hope. But by the Whigs we had been promised, and from tbe Whigs we expected better treatment. Alas ! alas ! for Ireland, the portion tbe catalogue of “follies, ftults, and crimes'* the Whigs which 1 have already detailed, demonstrates ...

... S.—I have seen the report in the Whig this morning. The additio falsi has been used colour and give effect on the one aide, and the suppressio veri on the other, least the public should know the whole truth. As the Whig promised a full report, I was led ...