... ARE THE WHIGS POPULAR? Lord Melbourne, her Majesty’s confidential and most favoured servant, has within these two days been perseveringly groaned and hooted at even in toe immediate presence of the Queen, and forming part of the Royal cortege —obstinately ...

... AN OLD WHIG. TO M. A. W„ ON' HER BIRTHDAY. The happy solemn day once more returns: The happy day that gave thee mortal life, fh.-it thou, by striving hnrcl in this, might’st gain h.il life, which shall not, cannot, ever end: solemn day, which only gave ...

... WHIG PERSECUTION OF THE PRESS. Every Englishman will read with uncontrollable disgust the following extract from the Dublin EccnitigMail, —a print of the first character for talent and courage, and to whose searching exposure of the system of government ...

... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. If any proof were wanting of the deplorable inefficiency of Whig policy and Wn : g men, it is found even more flagrantly in the foreign relations of this once mighty empire than in her internal condition. Nor can it be other than ...

... WHIGS AITD WHIGGERY. Why then always an outcry throughout tho conotry for the Whigs, which tho Tories cannot command? Why, if you talk to fellow-traveller rail or coach, your fellow-visitant, to the coffee-room an. (otel, you invariably find that be believes ...

... WHIGS ABSENT —21. Adair, H.; Anderson, A. (abroad); Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill); Benet, J.; Colebrooke, Sir E. ; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry Hcathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Loveden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; ...

... WHIG INTERFERENCE WITH THE CHURCH Attention has been so forcibly drawn Whig interference with even- thing that is established in all departments of State policy, that the silent and stealthy march of these persons has been too long suffered to unnoticed ...

... ALAS ! POOR WHIGS Tuts is the exclamation, at present, of the country Alas! poor Whigs ! pass through the squares and streets the boroughs, our cars arc tired with the expressi-m, “Alas! poor Whigs!” stroll taken through tbc hamlets and villages which ...

... Tin: whig poor law act Among the few reverses which have chequered the many triumphs achieved the Tories, during the present elect ions, none have disappointed the poor more than the rejection their accomplished advocate, Mr. Waller, at Nottingham. The ...

... complexities of care which the Whigs had provided for him in the state of public affairs, so far to forget his honour to fall into this snare ; then there would be vacancies create in Parliament by bis official appointments. The Whigs then might have made a desperate ...

... are set at tlcfiance. Experience proves that coercion alone efticacimis in governin'! the Irish. While the Whig Coercion Bill was in operation, crime diminished ; but directly Lord Norraanhy relaxed its stringency, it increased. And now that Ireland is ...

... into the embraces of the Lragui. What follows this '“There is not Whig in Pall-mall who will not tell Lord Sandon one instant, what will follow. Can his lordship ignorant, that the whole Whig party look upon their entrance power as a thing quite inevitable ...