... WHIGS AND TOBIES!! Ila Hat drum with the Whigi, crlee agt with the torka! I”—Mr. Reillp, in Coneiliathm Matt. TO TBB BDITOR Of TUB CBBOMCLB. Ha. Eoitob— la all that Mr. hat mU, a* well t* the abate, I fully agtee; but la aeariyall that Mr. Ciria la letter ...

... the best tnAe going. I travel for tbenewfipapers -, and the Whig landlord* tremble wherever I come. ’Ti* ray delight to blow np a Whig absentee. Entre moiu, you get nothing ont of these whig*, unless you blow ’em up tty-high. Like the eels in Lancashire ...

... vigorous speech defence small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated have supo that the vote wae safe. The Whigs are Whigs—Mr. Spooner’s amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor mao, in minority. Of course, this was great grief the ...

... WHIG TIIKACUERV Tit* conduct of the .Government the lute occaslim with rsjfnril the Cold Fields Meeting, j' ansi the .mnutier. In which subject 1|»« been the Ministerial pupera, bus awakened an extraordinary interest the public mind. Nothing can, possildy ...

... whig* ok HAM'S CASE. Hie beginning of injuries originated with the Whigs- It was by Whig Governor General that all iDilis, »s well myself, was deluded false promises, made only to bioken —it was Whig member of council that 1 was banished without tiial ...

... THE WHIG DEFEAT AT DOVER. Aftpr the declaration of the poll Saturday, Mr Osborne attempted to address the electors, but the tumult was redoubled upon his coming forward. Shouts, yells, groans, and the most unearthly noises prevailed during the whole of ...

... AND EJECT OF WHIG PATRONAGE. It may be remembered that we expressed our siupriae and regret at the appointment of the Rev. Mr. Gleig to the chaplainship Chelsea Hospital. This chaplainship is one of those comfortable places which afford that opportunity ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG, Sir, On the 24ih Dec., alter giving two warnings, the Wreckers, came, force, to tiie houses of Patuck Derry, James Daisey, and nine others, all living in the towolands Kilmakenty, Mumrey, and Cavan, and carried off ...

... WHIG MWGOYERNMENr OF IRELAND. Some of the Liberal newspaper writers have at length made the discovery that part, if uot all the ills, which have arisen to Irelaud, have proceeded from what they style Liberal Legislation. This confession is wrung from ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG Sib—Your contemporary the Nnrs Lellrr, has tolunfeered an elaborate defeiiceof a Rev.Gentleniai . -.vlio was not the subject of any attack. I neither said, nur intimated, that the Rev. Mr. M'Cance, of Watcri. rJ, u a ...

... TUB WHIG ISCAPABLE3. [from the press.] divininß wand is to foretell the cataatrephe of Cabinet beaton twice in wok. Poaoo beinir proclaimed, the weakness of the Ministry becomes palablo to all. The progresf of eyonts has bruaglit Government into position ...

... COLONEL CHATTERTON—THE WHIGS. The London Gazette announces that Lieutenant-Colonel Chatterton, of Castlemahon, County Cork, has been appointed one of the Gentlemen ofhis Majesty's Privy Chamber ordinary,” We cannot give expresbion to the feelings which ...