... parliament in its present shape is deelered. one of the matters of political speculation is by what magical process ran the Whigs hope to live thrones • fortnight of psrltementary existence? No one be. Hese they can do so, and the serions question then ...

... Secretary of Ireland—in Dublin Castle. If we were hunting for a month for a goof specimen of Wog insolence and Whig hollow-beartedness,and Whig froth we could not fall on • better than is furnished by the Ad. dress of this out-ol place gentleman. What it ...

... the most servile followers of the Whigs the most vehement in their vituperation of their mitost e ri,,l patrons and masters. The usuil hint to blab hI.P 'e fins issued Mr. Hsyter. At the hustings you abuse the Whigs, and, pray, don't praise us in your ...

... staff of a Whig Administration. At the same time, it should be r collected that he did not change benches in the House alone, nor, properly speaking, of his own motion. He came out of the Conservative camp. as Lord Derby came out of the Whig camp, to maintain ...

... Spain and Ireland. where the British Government is endeavouring to undo what every British Government has supp.erted. whether Whig or Tory since 1833, and to i lace the whole of the laity. against their wishes, procrate under the feet of Dr. Cullen and the ...

... otherwise Ctedit cannot be hereafter given to the parties holding them. Signed. THOMAS R. WOODS, Clerk of Union. Board-Room, Whig, June 2nd, IR.SI CA., • . t ...

... triumphant return 0 1 Dr. Brady in 11s1—a victory achieved by the clergy and people of trim against confederated landlords. Whig and Tury--amply demonetrated the existence of a popular power which only needed concentration and organisation to enable it ...

... having played the foolish part they did in appointing no Irishman on the commission. they just appointed a commission of Irish Whigs—.and dear sees there are enough of such creatures to require another Saint Patrick.—.they could haw* ha I a report then from ...

... driven towards Lynchburg. He is very confident of receiving Lee's surrender, together with the remains of his army: The Richmond Whig, now a minor paper, says the evacustion of the city has been progiessing for a month. The people, however refused to believe ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. (FROM TH4 IMMIX le•11..) Our anticipreons of the dissolulon of the Whig Ministry were not fallacious. Without waiting for the ungracious stroke, which was sure to fall on him, Lord John Russell on Friday evening postponed ...

... the Fohication Question ? Yes—l thought so. Quito right ; ant you shall have them —when the Whig, come in. You have only got to ask end have—when the Whigs come in. Will you have leases fur sixty-three years, or a sale of the notate' of absentees, or ...

... ; his fist declamation was to say, he could not form a cabinet olone. He did this as a sign for the Whigs to move first to meet him. But the great Whig party would not hear of it. They all I remained united. and Graham was nonsuited. Even after this defeat ...