... THE WHIGS England’s Whig Ministers will, l>y and hy, become subjects ofhistory, sncl the black book of our chronicles will then find its pages studded with records of the evils they have brought upon the constitution—the destruction they have wreaked ...

... THE WHIG FRESS, We have always maintained the doctrine that the picss was more influeneed by, than influencing, public opinion. is an unquestionable fact, attested centuries of experience, that the press follows more than leads. Mothing can more clearly ...

... THE DEFEATED WHIGS. Few things are more gratifying to the *ense of justice than the evidence that the lash has not been thrown away ; that have not been flogging statues, or making experiments on the cuticle a rhinoceros. There are mock punishments which ...

... ■WHIG INVESTIGATIONS Nothing conduced more to the disgust and alienation of the Protestants of this Country, than tile eternal invtsi igalions andlheii character signalized Lord Anglesey‘s weak and mischievous tiovernineut. file folbwing paragraph eared ...

... WHIG RETRENCHMENTS. So reduced—so weakened—so beggared are the Dock-yard* for the take of making show of economy, that labour as they will, if the fate of England depended upon it, the ships and other vessels required for the bullying service, cannot ...

... WHIG TRICKERY Il i« worthy of notice, that Monday evening last Lord John Russell bad recourse to one hi. habitual trick., for the purpose of shielding the delinquencies his Irish ally, Mr. Danie O’Connell. Our readers ere aware that s>ir Francis Burdeit ...

... THE WHIGS—THE UNIOWfe. Loid Grey might now exclaim Mth « Hug oat the banner* on tbo oatwarf trails • The try » rtill they come !’* Tea the Unions are up in tongue, not arms, and the cry in Downing street is— .They camel la a few days there will be* as ...

... WHIG TACTICS OPPOSITION. The Whigs are already beginning that course of factious opposition to Sir Robert Peel’s government which fully expected from he to. Lord John Russell has the assurance to affect to feet deep regret that the right hon. baronet ...

... ORIGIN OF THE TERM WHIG.” The south-west counties of Scotland have seldom corn enough to serve them round the year, and the northern parts producing moie than they need, those in the west come in the summer to buy Leith the stores that come from the north; ...

... MORE WHIG JOBBING, Sir Henry Parnell, under the style and title of Lord Coogleton,. is to pitchforked into the House Loids ; and under the guise of a Commissioner Poor Laws for Ireland, be quartered on the public purse—to enable him to* sustain the dignity ...

... TORY AND WHIG LANDLORDS. Mr. Vigors, by his petition against the Landlords of County Carlow,has opened a door of comparison which augur will not be easily closed ; we have received communications and documents, relative to transactions of a member of ...

... DEXTtHIIY TllE WHIGS, The Whig* modern limes are 100 artful for lie Toiies. They are as cunning as many Foxes. They lake every advantage of ihe absence of Conservauve members lo introduce Bd!» and cany measures, for cementing and confirm, ing their power ...