... WHIG GOI7HRNMEN7'. (From the Ai;ruing Post.) There is not a single Tory in office, and, by the blessing of God, there shall not be a single ,Tor - ‘• in place either. The above is an extract from Mr. O'CoNNELL's last speech to his followers in Ireland—and ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. Sir—l observed in your paper of last night—copied from the Dublin Evening Mail—an instance of that large and Liberal economy, by which his Majesty's present Ministers endeavour to screw down the regular expenses ...

... fulfilment of the agreement—that the Whigs having made use of them (and prostitution never ensures more than a selfish sense of gratitude) would throw them over individually, as it best suited the convenience of the Whigs. Lord Palmerston, mortified and ...

... WHIG POLICY. (From the Guardiein.) We are not among the number of these who Conceive that war in Europe can be staved off for any length of time by temporary expedients and humiliating submissions. The_ Whigs have so complicated all our external relations ...

... WHIG MISGIVINGS. The following is an extract from the speech of Mr. Ed.. ward Ellice, at a dinner given to him in Coventry a few • days ago:— , The moment when Sir Robert Peel's Cabinet resigned was one of great and pressing difficulty: and to the Noble ...

... brought upon the entire or the Whig party in Ireland that want was more than supplied at the dinner to Mr. Cobbett the very evening of the day tics which the news of the unceremonious dismissal by the King of his Whig Ministers reached these shores. ...

... WHIG GOVERNMENT. (From the Times.) The 'Whig-Radicals, we understand, have commenced their sweep, by prevailing on his Majesty to cancel the appointment of Lord Heyteshury, as Governor-General of India. When this Noble Lord has been employed on former ...

... Charities—and this puts us in mind of another Whig job. The Commissioners of Charities did consist of twenty, with five clerks. They have been increased to ihirty, with twenty clerks. Thus twenty-five new places for Whigs and Radicals have been created; and besides ...

... WHIG ECONOMY. (From a Dublin Correspondent.) _ You have recently p ro d uce i severa l proofs of the sort of savings which the Ministry is effecting, and another is just come to my knowledge. The new Church Board, at its erection last October, commenced ...

... WHIG DISCRIMINATION. We had hoped that we were done with the case of the flogged flattered dragoon, Somerville, who has been sent out of the army as a person unfit to remain in it. An article however ap- Peared last night in the Globe newspaper upon the ...

... The WHIGS and the PRESS. (From the Morning Post.) The case of the suppression of the Pilot Newspaper came last night b e f ore th e H ouse o f Col; mons. Our space will not permit us to say alt ic t on this subject; but we will probably recur to it s ...

... WHIG IMPARTIALITY. (From the isse.z. Standard.) Blessings on our Whig Ministry, they care not whom they starve, so that they each keep their six thousand a year. All that exists is to be changed, that patronage may be added to the Greys, the Broughams ...