... WHIG DOINGS. Tlie Government has notice to the Commissioners of Stumps. Hint they may retire—n» pc»«ioits ; new constitution, it enlicH. is about marie, which will inclurle their own friends, while the country pnyinc the efficient but pensioned Commissioners ...

... THE WHIG CENSUS. A Correspondenr, who dates bis letter fromt Tailor, in the Coiinty Waterford, states that the doctimant contain., ing the names, and which liad beta lying at the Post( ffice of that town for public inspection, was tiken from thence the ...

... WHIG DOINGS. The Government has given notice to the Commissioners of Stamps, that they may retire —on pensions ; a new constitution, as it called, about to be made, which will include their own friends while thecountrvis paying the efficient but pensioned ...

... WHIG INVESTIGATIONS. Nothing conduced more to the disgust and alienation the Protestants of this Country, than the eternal investigations and their character which signalized Lord Anglesey's weak and mischievous Government. The following paragraph appeared ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. That the Whigs are the greatest professors of economy, nobody can deny ; and that they universally cuiry their pro fessions info effect every body must deny. If, bo*vever, there should any persons in the community, sceptical on the latter ...

... WHIG COMMISSIONS. I trust that we shall henceforth see an end to legislation, by entrusting power to commissions; have already had enough and too muchof them, they are not in accordance with the spirit of the constitution, and are fast tending to destroy ...

... THE DEFUNCT WHIGS. The Charivari contains the following description of the demise and interment of the late Whig Ministry The Ministry, which had been for some time indisposed, lay almost speechless in the House of Commons, its articulation difficult ...

... TREACHERY OF THE WHIGS. The oppressed Clergy of the Irish branch of the Established Church having found refuge in the Court of Exchequer, it was sought by a side-wind to deprive them of this refuge; are happy to acquaint this persecuted body that the ...

... WHIG TRANQUILLITY. In consequence of the very tranquil s'ate of the country, it has been found necessary to establish a new police station at the county ...

... REPEALERS, AND WHIGS. Too ba«l parties the State an? denominated as above, and o the two tin* lifer are decidedly the worst. Inc l Repealers hive defia ! miseiiivf in view —we are all aide it, and it atf ets coneeahnent it U not mystified by crooked and ...

... WHIG COURTESY, When true elevation mind accompanies elevation of rank, there is ever a delightful harmony of manners, a bland and noble courtesy of language, which always insures respect by never violating the laws of decorum. No where should we more ...

... WHIG TRANQUILLITY. fliore a time when a gentleman—at least persons conventionally such—would not utter a (alsehood. There timetvhen the great Functionaries of the State were more than presumed to gentlemen : but, we have lived to see titne when Minister ...