... The Whigs 1n and our of office differas much as a caterpiller from a butterfly. It is the same creature that is before us, but so transformed—so changed in habits and’ appearance, that none can: recognize it: When on the opposition benches tle Whigs brawl ...

... THE WHIGS It is with great pleasure we insert the following able letter of Mr. Charles O'Connor's, the Sec e« tary the County of Sligo Liberal Club. The intelligent writer sets forth in a clear and forcible manner, the grievances of the people of Sligo ...

... THE WHIGS. Coming events cust their shadows hefore. There not, there cannot be a doubt, but that the Whigs will be for ever extinguished party, if the present Ministry not ajsume a less Conservative tone. Lord John Russ.'ll's unfortunate -declaration ...

... THE WHIGS. E»rl Grev, Ix>rd &c. were enter* tained at a public dinner in Edinburgh last week. The noble Earl, in the course’of his speech, said, This proud mark diUmction bus been given to Minister who has descended, will aap, kat fallen —from power (loud ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. [communicated.] We have no doubt our readers will be somewhat surprised to learn that our respected fellow-townsman, and modem Solon. Mr. Burton Phibbs, has been publicly proclaiming, for the last few days, through town, that is every ...

... WHIG MISMANAGEMENT. Item oncuioned to suitors and practitioners in the Leaded k,states Court by the extraordinary conduct of the English Government, in keeping the of Registrar vacant, during the whole of Hilary Term- Orders, and other important documents ...

... WHIG MAGISTRATES. A resilient magistrate at present stationed not a hundred miles from K.llaloe, after assisting elisro at of the business at petty sessions on Wednesday, ill vil'age lately the property of a rev. cemleman, who name very recently appeared ...

... WHIG PATRONAGE. We copy the following extract from the London of the Weekly Telegraph:— patronage still exists. Dr. Power, the betrayer of the Catholic people of Cork—the man who on Thursday night declared Lord Clarendon the best Lord Lieutcniint that ...

... WHIG PROSPECTS. RADICAL DEFICTION —ROYAL DETERMINATION Under theae t«ru heads the present position of the Whig Cabinet may be briefly described, and future prospects clearly prognosticated. The Radicals encamped on separate ground. The split is decisive ...

... WHIG CBIStS. Hm Petition of the Trade*’ Union* «m U«t delivered to Lord Melbourn, detfitbUon member*, of whom Mr. Browo, tof Little Qfeeen rtreet, Linnoln’* Inn'field*. one. Hie Lordship, according to hi* offer, previously to amemb'ag* on Monday last ...

... defence a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might hive supposed that the vote was safe* The Whigs arc Whigs —Mr amendment was carriel, and Lord Joint was again, poor man, in a minority. c.iursc, this was great grief to the impartial ...

... s moment to power end place; bright end joyous to all but baugers-on for Whig patronage, will that moment which will tingle in great people’s cars, tbs happy sound of—the Whigs and innovators are out of place, and the period of. ra> for oncc-envied country ...