... Durham. suspected that its sound and fury would ulti. mutely convicted of signifying nothing. The parly combinations of the Whigs, and (lie fatality their Irish policy, we bate long poiated out, made it atmust impossible (nr them to bring forward a sound ...

... House of Lords. Against the system which has placed such tremendous powers in the hand of oar own hereditary legislators the Whigs have been battling since they came into office, 'tis true theg have not honesty to avow or sacrum ledge the necessity of an ...

... Earl Grey and the Duke of Richmond, and that subsequently • Cabinet Council was held at the residence of Lord Ronald.— The Whig-Radical aed Liberal Journals are eedeavotrlug to comfort themselves with very arousing coujeitures as to the aothieg•,ess of ...

... _Gfil4 complaint,.but that, there remains one more characteristic trait of the Whig misgovernment of Ireland. ‘Vhig proclamations showered down on the heads of the Reformers and Whig politicians, not a single proclari .it;on was directed, either under the Algerine ...

... Benjamin Morris,' a Thigletrate and Deputy Lieutenant of Lard •Nortdettby's appointment ! Br this gentleman, a recently created Whig Knight, was the assibibly presided over, while the following gentlemen—we give the names for the special information of his ...

... in them; they threw off the %Initiation power to give expression to their confidence in Whig liberal. ism —Whig sympathy in their destinies ; but what did those Whigs do ? How did they trample upon the profenions which had lifted them over the head of Toryism ...

... their support. The Times says this .gathering is certainly larger than that obtained by any other statesman, or probably by the Whig leaders combined. The Ilcrnld speaks of the unanimity which prevailed at tlie above meeting. The Dotty Xcws says that Lord ...

... 1 00 9. rao stoma. Oases. 146. WAIL—WHIG PROSPECI 4 II. It impos•dble to esaternplate,the possibility of a war with France without being Impressed, with the most serious feu' for thi.result t.let. even in the midst of those painfol apprehensions, one ...

... oooeotity (be principles of its members. Therefore, we are to look the speeches of those ooble lenders of sections of tbs Whigs for indications faturs policy, for which we search unsuccessfully io those their dissiiaale* ling colleagues, la vsio. Cootsoi ...

... will pass the House of Peers, and Mr. O'Connell be thereby appeased for awhile,— or being thrown out by their lordships, the Whigs will have effected their next move on the board, by bringing the upper house into collision with the lower. ...

... sixty. The “compact phalanx” was worth buying. The Whigs, however, did not barter for their votes as the present ministers do. They understood Romish morality. Tire “ thirty always have leader. The Whigs chose out that leader, gave him good bone to pick ...

... (From the London Guide.) The Reform Act produced sort aftew creation in the political world. Whig-redieels after their kind, end Conservative-tories after their kind. It begot a third clues, calling themselves, par rrcrilener, moderate ie. formers, who ...