... of Carlow. “£1,000,—say a thousand pounds,”—was the con-si-de-ra-tion in that instance. Of the incompatibility of Whig pretension and Whig practice, as regards interference with “the free choice of Members of Parliament,” the public have had abundant proof ...

... the Reform measure by an extensive suffrage and short Parliaments. He deprecated the idea of placing any confidence in the Whigs. A Gothic historian, one who wrote of Rome in its decline, said, that if he were to describe all that was despicable, profligate ...

... development of the influence of mere factiousness, as predominant jn the House of Commons, the term of Whig mis- rule is at hand. For the sake of place, the Whigs have truckled, cringed, and foundered ; but de- struction, -rather than self-preservation, we sus- ...

... THE WHIGS. (rBOM THE STANDARD.) Th« Opposition Journals complain that the Ear! of Derby’s Government have issued programme of their projected policy. are not aware that such programme required by our constitutional system, illustrated the practice of ...

... THE WHIGS. They began the Session with promises—glorious promises ! They were to extend the franchise, adjust the question of landlord and tenant, reclaim waste lands, encourage fisheries, build piers and protect harbors ; they were lay the deep foundations ...

... THE MERCENARY WHIGS The Whigs, as a party, are never, by any chance, detected in performing either a great or a generous action. Last Session of Parliament, their conduct ren- dered them thoroughly despicable. It proved that restoration to office was ...

... THE WHIGS AND Lord Ebrington is, avowedly, opposed to the present Repeal agitation. His declaration, on the occasion of the Lord Mayor of Dublin’s inauguration, placed him in the ranks of the most determined enemies of the Repealers. He pledged himself ...

... WHIG LOYALTY. A leading organ of the late Whig-Uadical Government contains the following: it intended a mark of spite the faction that the Duke of Some, be omitted from the list of sponsor, at the approaching christening of the Prince of Wales ? Her Majesty ...

... Tur leaders of the Whig party are the keenest tacticians in the world. When no longer able to maintain their ground in office, receiving large salaries themselves and dispensing favours to their friends—the whole and sole object of | Whiggery—they endeavour ...

... paes-word, “ finality,” of which Lord John, calling himselt a Refor- mer, had the exclusive and unenviable credit. Oh, these Whigs, these Whigs! During their ten years of place, when a free-trader asked them to repeal the Corn Laws, they shouted ‘* insanity ;’ ...

... WHIGS RETIRING, ArgyleshireW F Camp- Newark-upon-TreDtSirT bell Wilde, Worcester AthloneJ O’Connell, Kil- Northumberland, 5 C Lenny Co. Blanket BedfordS Crawley Oxford Erie Bedfordshire—Lord C Rus- Falmouth and PenrynEJ sell Hutchins ...

... for which t called upon to do rived from the ree- he actual Pastors of ed in the vineyard, thing was so glaring sioners (Whigs, too, event of a vacancy, t of the future Dean, become the property se on the fall of the this addition would o their Incumbents ...