... THE WHIGS. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1846 Will do nothing this Sessio«of Parliament for Ireland They are playing the long game, and sticking to the paulo post They are bountiful in promises and homed and silken phrases. Give us deeds not words, good Whigs ...

... THE COERCION OF THE WHIGS. The third reading of the new measure of pains and penalties against Ireland passed the liberty-loving commons of England, on Monday evening, by a majority of agaiust 117. To seek, the spoken words of the defenders of this ...

... to the resoue of the ifthe Whigs were turned out, the Tories would come in.” Well, we an Swer, grant that they might, though it does not follow as a certainty that they would ; and what then? Are the Tories worse than the Whigs? If they are foes, they are ...

... THE WHIG PLOT. There is now a reasonable probability, nay ccrtaintv, that the Whig Minister will attempt in the next session to carry out his paltry outrage on the rights of conscience. The Royal Speech is expected to foreshadow the design, and the terms ...

... RESIGNATI OF WHIGS EXAMINER OFFICE, Monday, 5 a.m. Ly order to afford our readers the earliest intelligence of the RESIGNATION of the MINISTRY, we have made arrangements to publish our Paper several hours before the usual time; and we now place before ...

... HE WHIG! ND THE PRESS. ‘From the Union.) We should have been very well content to allow the case of the British Star to rest upon its own merits, but the animated debate in the House of Commons last Friday, invites a second reference, while the defence ...

... A WHIG BAIT. (From the Globe.) To the Government we hold the same language to the Irish Liberals. We believe that this recess gives a trial and breatbing-time to both parties,—and to both, we fairly say, under very sore temptations. We will not press ...

... THE AND THE WHIGS Tue catastrophe of the Whigs would be incomplete without the customary abuse which the Zimes pours on every fallen Government, and the merit of which,as re- gards the authors, is not enhauced by the fact that in this instance it is amply ...

... MUNIFICENCE OF THE WHIGS It will be seen, by the subjoined paragraph from the Observer, that the English Government have conferred a pension of £300 a year on Father Matuew. Con- trast the £2,000 a year to Lord with the £300 a year to Father Spill human ...

... cannot show some particle of strength—but and the Whigs are unredeemed and irredeemable. Even had his solitary admirer. But where is the hand to strew a flower upon the entombed character of the Whig leader ? fiddled over his buning Rome, but Lord read ...

... A WHIG ON’ THE WAR. Sir Henry Fowler, M P, speaking at the Mayoral banquet at Wolverhampton on Saturday night, referred the war, and said had never concealed from hi* constituents the opinions which had from the commencement the hostilities entertained ...

... ING AND PR STING WHIG WILL any one deny ‘that Ireland is not now in military occupation, and that trial by jury has not been dis- graced ? This is under the Whig regime of 1848.— Something simllar took place in 1844, when another set of men were in power ...