... THE FRUITS OF WHIG RULE IN IRELAND. The great Council of the nation, assembled in Parlia- liaiucnt, has just performed an act which, though urgently called for hy, must yet he deeply humiliating to, Her Majesty's present advisers. On the statement of ...

... THE QUEEN AND THE RECENT WHIG INTRIGUE. (From the Spectator— Radical -paper.) It is beside the real question to pretend that regard to the Queen's private friendships ought to bar a Minister from altering the composition of the household. Her Srivate ...

... WHIG/ TORY RAVE NOW BEEN LNENTLY LOCATED FOR UPWARDS OP FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS SINGLE N_I(IIIT:S INTERMISSION. Sundays, Good Fridays, and Christmas Days only szoopted. often no than ..od intartainmeotste Ono to DENSELY CROWDED FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES, An ...

... practice of the whigs upon that article. But here I must likewise deal impartially too ; and add one principle as a characteristick of the tories. which hath much discouraged some princes from making use of them in affairs. Give the whigs but power enough ...

... iVIIV DO THE CONSERVATIVES BEAT THE • WHIGS ? | According to the Spectator, which is unusually irate for i hat philosophical journal at the repeated defeats of the rt'liigs in recent elections, the loss of the seats at Devon- r.ort and Cambridge last ...

... they not see tbat if they embarrass the Premier they are only playing the game of the Whigs, **o pretend that it is no party question ? But do we not know that the Whigs are ever fair and false ? Let every Conservative who values his character for consistency ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THE NEW WHIG DICTIONARY. We perceive in some cases tbe authors' names are given to the definitions and quotations ; we therefore give them where we can. Appropriation— Robbing Peter to pay Paul. . Misappropriation — Giving money for that ...

... THE FRUITS OF WHIG RULE IN IRELAND. I The great Council of the nation, assembled in Parlia- liamont, has just performed an act which, though urgently called for by, must yet be deeply humiliating to, Her Majesty's present advisers. On tlie statement of ...

... expectations of a division in the Whig camp have all prov ed groundless. Lord Stanley, Lord John Russell, Lord Palmerstone, and Lord George Dcntinck will not unite in discordant harmony for the salvation of their country. The Whig peers have no intention to ...

... WHIG MODE OF RELIEVING THE FARMERS. The Edinburgh Rerictc, in concluding an elabo- rate paper on the Corn Laws), has the following observations : — We think that by the foregoing deduction, we have sufficiently established the following conclusions: Ist ...

... De Ercsby,* and the Earl of Tan- kervillc :* All these Peers were pure old Whigs, all ( 1 be- lieve without exception) supported the Re-form Bill. Again, where are the old Whig names of Onslow, Crewe, flood, St! John, Vincent, Rivers, Glenlyou ? Where ...

... D.W. HARVEY—THE WHIGS-AND THE LORD CHANCELLOR. Whether from the Woolsack the House o Lords, the Lord High Chancellor (Brougham) will call Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey ...