... seen. Either issue will be but the beginning of the end of the American Union, unless we may hope, from the ascendancy of the Whig party, an utter abrogation and abandonment of the Polk policy of territorial aggrandizement. The fruits of the Annexation ...

... own. With reference to the statement of the ' Mercury,' we are enabled on authority, not less direct than that to which the Whig journalist referred, to declare that he has misrepresented the sentiments Mr. Peto.—' Nonconformist.' Representation of Glasgow ...

... residing in iury, inforuis us that the Edmund Grisdy, Esq., described as a Tory is the banker of that name, is a liberal Whig, and hits no iii- tention of offering himself as a candidate in case of a dissolutiont: on the contrary the probability is ...

... We lately animadverted upon the imwortbyposition in which Manchester was placed by Mr. M ILNEiGiB- SON'S connection with the Whig Government. Within the last few days matters have become considerably worse. The misrepresentation of Manchester is now complete ...

... The first effect of this p .voment w ill lie disastrous to whig party, l-'or this liiiey lve themselves alone to li..une. l)i— I'eeu faithful to tlieni too long. h.ivckept them iu the whig ranks, rid (.read of tory lias cheeked the seceession , which ...

... So tliat, in risking such a measure, the government must sacrifice the gains a century the minds of its subjects. Alas! for whig policy. Still, with all we say, the people have nothing to hope from the House of Assembly. The gentry composing j that conclave ...

... unparalleled political profligacy. He should be ashamed to avow that he ever belonged to the Whig party, if such was to be their conduct. (Cheeis.) Sir Robert Walpole, a Whig minister, said that he knew the price of every member in the House of Commons ; and Lord ...

... The. practical conclusion to to which we are driven is, that neither an unbending a, Conservative despotism nor a maudlin Whig concili- ation is the true policy for Ireland, but a firm adoption Si' of wise measures by a government of courage and B f ...

... The event took place on Friday at his seat, Ballinahinch Castle, Connetiiara. Mr. Mai tin represented his native county on whig principles since the year 1834, and in 1841 was re-elected for the second time without opposition. His death was caused by ...

... found il to-days a I paper, rospecting the potato crop, we n may liere sub- r I join the following. In the Belfast Xoroth0'ei, Whig there are lcetcrs U appearing, from a commercial gentlenll travelling g in the north of Ireland, and w1o is narrowly inspect- ...

... INGLIS, and IJ the dark agonies of Mr. NEWDEGATE What with tl philosophic and travelled Conservatives, equally phi. a losophic Whigs, determined English Roman Catho- T lies, and sturdy, plain, practical liberals, the thing It will be done, and we shall get ...

... think they will weather the storm. If we may judge, from the tone of the meetings now being held all over the country, the W'hig Cabinet is as unpopular as it can well be. But as we must have an Administration, they must stay in till successors are found ...