... THE BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG. S. We are gratified to perceive that this liberal and enlig tgned ig journal is rapidly growing in public favour. On several ov,,. le sions, at recent public meetings, it has been most pointedly and deservedly complimented; ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. nts ?? .. n ?? WHY, 'Ir. rl os.s the Although we are not Whigs ourselves, we have are unifornaly expressed our disgust at the excessive ab- the surdity and egregious want of candour of that class ril of politicians, who, like ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. WHISie AND Tooltaus.-The transference af political power fror, ~w the Whigis to the Toeles will be attended with tine miltitatlllotrlot inconseqenene. The Whtigs in Power dii not r' celve adl the oredit to which they were entitled for ...

... CONSERVATIVES IN WHIG CLOTHING. , - - [CoMMu NICATED.] There are few of us who have not at some time or other had the ill luck to meet with a thoroughly 'obstinate man. Whethed it is one of the greatest lor one of the smallest of the affairs of life that ...

... tlt ry, cmay) r.G rsPhli, P, and the Whigs of Man. bel ceste, (O.1rP. to& at considerable leng-th on a yariaty of ItsIe olitical tois)Mr. Maddox, and ithe Wings of North W~ales, Ol.tte Rev. Mr. Sepherd, and thle Whigs of ~irerposi, tire 11er. ocr. Geintleman ...

... Tories had The adopted one of the Whig toasts, and had avowed its iples source; and as he did not wish for a war of extermination against them, what more could be required than their ople adoption of Whig language and Whig sentiments. Air. nple W. then drew ...

... assuredly. fa Whig is a Scottish, and some say, too, an Irish word, ?? le literally signifying whey. Tory is another Iriski word, ki - signifying a robber or high -oaymal. . l se Tories, or Torys, a party or faction ?? England, op- e posite to the Whigs. i. During ...

... Exchequer could be obtained beyond the sacred circle of the old Whigs. We must not forget the Right Honourable Edwad Ellicee, commonly called Bear Ellice, who for years supported the Whigs, as an independent member of the party, on the insignificant condition ...

... which their skill and knowledge entitled them. Instead of the Whigs being indebted to Sir Robert Peel for the impetus political science has obtained, the Premier himself atands indebted to the Whigs for his liberal sentiments; and for the practical experience ...

... t, or any tendency to trim, or to warp, with a little class ballast, the good they had effected, had been manifested. The Whigs, on the contrary, when they last con- stituted the ministry, retained office till they had outlived the fame they at first ...

... in anuesy state. The causes of this have been lo knontote whigs, anid the events I whichhave4benod to this c.risis hlave been pointed Iout to them overar again. Sir James Macin- -tosli, a whig, and 'authority, denounced the legislative council O adatiyers ...

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