... THE “WHIG'S” WAY OF IT. - Tre Northern Whig is the representative of that form of political life which is too chill ever to warm into Toryism, and yet bitter enough against the bulk of the people never to come square with a broad-minded Liberalism. In ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIGS, mind was in some decree prepared for this gratifying announcement by the conduct of that portion of the public press which had been accustomed to flatter the Ministry, and to give its unqualified approval to all their measures: ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. Existence of Pact Denied. The following letter was Saturday adddessed by Si: George Younger. Chairman of the Unionist Party organisation, Vo the Chairmen of Unionist Associations in every constituency in England and Wales:—Dear Sir—ln ...

... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. (From the Morning Chronicle of Monday.) It is not long since oue of the most powerful advocates of the Whig ministry said that the country did not know bow much it had been spared by the circumstance of the Whigs being in power on the ...

... The gentle winds sre not more susceptible of variation than is the Northern Whig in its hours of political difficulties. The Whig thinks the wind is with Mr. Lewis, and the Whig is with the wind. “ Mr. C. E. Lewis,” observes our contemporay, * for the fifth ...

... RESIGNATIONS OF THE WHIGS. Lord Grey has, as «e had the satisfaction last week to inform our readers, retired from office, and no act of his political life rellects greater credit on his judgment, because it was performed at a time when difficulties ...

... WHIG DISCOMFITURE. The result in the Registration Courts thronghout the whole country, and most especially in the boroughs and counties around the eastern and western metropelis, has been, so far as has yet been ascertained, most signally suc- cessful ...

... y, 00 the THE WHIGS IN CORK. and by| The Independent, referring to the | election meeting in Cork, saye—As th sivil bill | meeting of campaign it was melanch goods of | Heyond five clergymen and Mr. Maar ...

... “NORTHERN WHIG.’’ ‘“Mr. de Valera’s object is to secure by duress what h6 cannot obtain by persuasion. The Inevitable inference from his words Is that. If 'Ulster' Is not annexed, Southern territory may become an enemy base In time of war. The Hitler ...

... for the removal of the Jewish Disabilities, aud the at- tack made in the Lords, by Lord Stanley, on the foreign policy of the Whig Government, especially in relation to the affairs of Spain. The note of Lord Palmersiun, which was recently communicated by ...

... IRELAND AND THE WHIGS. But it was a consolation to me, and it ever will be a consolation to me, that on more than one occasion that generous and arm-hearted people, believing that really did wish their prosperity, rewarded us with unusual, perhaps undeserved ...

... ventured to pose the lavish expenditure for the Royal e ment which Lord Melbourne and bis Whigs will carry. A such a proposition from Sir Robert would have raised a s Whig wrath. But there is no Opposition: Tories in office ries out, have the game to themselves; ...