... DOUBLE POLICY OF THE WHIGS. niuo. We have not late criticised the conduct the Ministry in reference their administration Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induce again to notice the doable policy the Whigs and its effects upon ...

... MORE WHIG JOBBING. has retched at, through t channel which leaves no doubt oar mind of the fact, that considerable progress has already been made in the preliminary arrangements for the retire, at least two of the city police magistrates—both perfectly ...

... THE DUBLIN HOSPITALS—WHIG RETRENCH- MENT What our rulers seriously intend by their past, pre- sent, and contemplated treatment of this wretched coun- try, would be, even to an uninterested looker-on, an in- quiry defying any plausible solution. The vulgar ...

... WHIG AND TORY LORDS ON THE ARMY L The first debate in the Lords on the Army Bill was marked by very extraordinary incidents. The chief apologist for the crude and costly measure was the Conservative Earl of Derby. The principal opponent of it, who spoke ...

... FROM NORTHERN WHIG. RUN UPON THE BANKS—EXCLUSIVE DEALING—NONCONSUMPTION EXCISABLE COMMOOITIKS. —Such arc the formidable weapon* of assault by which Mr. O'Connell purposes carrying repeal the union. arc glad that has so bared his arm smite openly ; for ...

... The Moobtbt—The Whigs. —Itis now much taken for granted by the Whigs, if the fact had already occurred that the Derby ministry will not be existence on Christmas-day. But while making so sure of a break up of the Cabinet within three or four weeks after ...

... THE WHIG AND CELI ALLIANCE | The force of public opinion is at length beginuing to tel the sbamelees and perfidious coalition formed by the | | Father of his Lord Kast Russevu’s Whig psterual Government—thst compact consummated by the treacherous abandonment ...

... “ JUSTICE TO IRELAND,” OR THE “ WHIGS AND TO bad ‘Ths following is from a pamphlet just published under the above title :— “The great whig merchants and manufacturers, who were always jealous of Irish commerce and manufactares, passed Jaws so as to entirely ...

... lame Whig. SCCAB. —What the Whigs offer to cram the people with, skill having dosed them with vinegar for some years. TRAITOR.—A man who is hanged by the Whigs in Canadi, but who gets place and pay from them in Ireland. VOTES.—A man whom the Whig uses ...

... WHIG PROGRAMME FOR NEXT SESSION. Twenty years ago, England was labouring under the mania of reform. The Whigs, supported by overwhelming majorities within the House of Commons and the frenzy of the people without, had the constitution at their mercy. ...

... STATE OF THF, WHIG LEGISLATION FOR IRELAND. TO O’BBIEV, ESI* , P. Sib— Although 1 have been anticipated the Terr able letter addressed to you by my friend, Mr. Creaghc, in much that had occurred to consequence ot your drawing public attention at the last ...

... HE REPE DEBATE—THE WHIGS AT THE OLD WORK. A few days ago, when we pointed to the “ weak- ness, incapacity, and meanness” displayed in Lord Joun reply to Lord Jocriys, we knew as thoroughly as if we had had the honour of enjoying the Noble unreserved ...