... WHIGS IN SPAIN AND WHIGS IN IRELAND As they can extract nothing else from the English ministry, our constitutional friends may have no objection to extract a moral from despatch of Lord Palmerston, as to how Crown and Government” ought to be “protected ...

... THE WHIGS. It is understood that the four ministers, whose names we mentioned on Friday as having tendered their resignations in consequence of Lord John Hassell’s conduct towards Lord Palmerston, have agreed to hold office nominally until the meeting ...

... THE WHIGS. But what did the then (hisses)— yes, the presscorrupting, jury-packing Whigs ? (Cneers and groans.) Oil I if the Irish were men, they would now lay the birch on the backs of the Whigs (great laughter and loud cheering). What did the Whigs do ...

... THE WHIGS Rumours are rife in the Clubs that the Government •will go out of office immediately after the meeting of Parliament. Difference in the Cabinet between the friends of Lords Palmerston and Grkv is stated to be the cause of the break up. ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE MAGISTRACY. Newberry. My dear Sir —l think your letter to the Chancellor admirable, with the exception of the latter part, and as I do not agree in that, of course think it would have been better left out. You certainly hit the Whigs ...

... WHIG SLANDER. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. Birch, of the World, the task of slandering Mr. Duffy for the Whigs has been committed to the Evening Post. e have been in the habit of looking with easy indifference at this operation; but we give due notice ...

... WHIG INSOLENCE. Mr. Macaulay has declared the policy of the g» towards Ireland amid thunders of party applause. With all the pomp of rhetoric, he denounced the present Cabinet for conceding danger what they refused to jus'ice, and so far stated a noble ...

... THE WHIG PREMIER. In another column will be found a letter from Lord John Russell to the Duke of Leinster. On one point Ills Lordship i» right. It i* not the duty of the Government of country to feed the people. It is no part of the duty of the Executive ...

... THE WHIGS GALVANIZED. The exulUtion through the country for the Whig rout w**, would appear, premature. Some untoward tide of event* haa borne back the corrupt, despotic, and intolerant faction to power. They are again in Downing-atreet. They are again ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE FAMINE. Dr. Gray then said he wished to direct attention to a few facts connected with Lord George Bentinck’s proposal for the construction of railways in this country, with the view of employing and saving the people (hear). Mr. Meore ...

... GRATITUDE TO THE WHIGS How ungrateful of the Catholics of Ireland not to pour forth canticles of gratitude to the ministers who promised that none of them should perish, and then suffered near a million to starve. Hut we ought to be consoled by the assurance ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG. We never complain of ettacke from journals «i(k«nr cfiaracter ; but are concerned to »ee an nnjutt and nnaanrruut assault on u* in the latt number of the Northern tell the editor pre. iaeiy what we think at spectators of the article ...