... Ireland and Irish affairs by the late Whig Govern. ment, duriog their long tenure of offloe—particnlaxly so to the firm) and commercial legieletion having reference to Ireland, introduced sod mded by the late Whig Chancellor of the Exchecruer, Mr. Gladstone ...

... WHIG FOREIGN POLICY. SWITZERI.ASID-I.ORU cannot share the feelings of triumph with which which the Swiss Confederation ..s engaged; to thos whoare aegutinted with it. eonstitntion, the war waged b, the Stronger of the Canton, the weaker, mu.t h, Speared ...

... POSITION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. We referred on Fridaj to the tiro hostile motions which ere hanging over the devoted heads of Ministers,—the one fixed for Thursday next, which is to take the shape of direct rote of censure the Irish Government, in connexion ...

... WHIG AND TORY ECONOMY. The Tories of late have been taking infinite credit to thernselse* for the economy practised by them when in office. A correspondent of the Mormtmg Chronicle places the matter in proper light. Ilcobserses comparing the amouut of ...

... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. In the estimates for 1861 under the head of Civil Contingencies, page 8, we find £512 16s. paid by the Government out of the public monies the cost of Lord Brougham's patent, extending his peerage to bis brother William and ...

... WHIG AND TORY TROUBLES. The Spectator, Weekly Journal, which has lost favour with the Whigs because it has charged them with cowardly subserviency to the Tories, and with a desire ally themselves with that party rather than with the extreme Liberals, ...

... MUST THE WHIGS RESIGN ? After all, it is becoming more and more evident every day, that the opinions and forebodings of Liberal portion of the public Press us to the necessary consequences and probable fortunes of the present Tory movement were fouud ...

... WHIG FINALITY—TORY REFORM. (From the Spectator.) If the corn-law debate led to no positive conclusions, bowever, except that the proposition of the party in power will h.ive a trial, it gave rise to two curious negative conclusions. Lord John Russell ...

... and 46 Whigs; from cities and borooghs, 9 Conservatives and 32 Whigs—giving a total at that period of 27 Conserrativcs and 78 Whigs, or a majority of 51 to the latter. Io 1860 there were returned from Irish counties 33 Conservatives and 31 Whigs; from ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG (BELFAST). The Irish Catholic bishops and clergy can scarcely express confidence in Mr Parnell. They at least cannot in their chapels teach one doctrine and show another spirit in their political relations with the Nationalist leader ...

... up our caps the stage sunslune of the other ? Where was the announcement of the whig leader, as to the lords and his compeers, who saw the error of their way, as to whig justice to Ireland ? Was the voice of the pigmy divinity omnipotent in its own thunder ...

... WHIG PiIOOFS PROSPERITY. From himinous statement in the Morning Herald of Wednesday, illustrative of the present state of the Docks in the Port of London, we have an alarming confirmation of that commercial ruin which have repeatedly shown to he one of ...