... WE are glad to perceive that the Times, being the organ through which the foreign policy of the whig government transpires, has become converted to more calm and rational views respecting the Swiss quarrel. Hitherto that journal made no difference whatever ...

... estimate, there were nineteen whig senators; twenty-six supporters of the administration ; and six who went along with Mr. Calhoun (himself included). Of the seven members to be elected, one (from Kentucky) is stated to be whig for certain ; two (from Alabama ...

... Still keeps the same amount for me. Still keeps, &c. SONG OF THE WHIG TAIL, THE WIDE-AWAKE FOLLOWER OF PEEL. Air— On.' struggle more. One struggle more, and Peel is out, While Whigs come in with foreign grain, Free-trade he first shall bring about ...

... Monday next.—Mr. Townley says in his address In earlier days I avowed myself whig. I hive seen to adopt another name. I formerly took part in carrying many measures of a whig government: the country has been enabled judge their worth. If I return to parliament ...

... fight the Tory in Donegal or the Whig in the city of Cork. But the turn which the elections had taken in England had convinced him that they should have to face a Whig Government in tho next House of Commons, and that the Whigs would be returned by such a ...

... division of the county did, indeed, in 1832, return one Whig, Sir T. B. Lennard, who polled 1538 votes, together with Mr. Hall Dare, a Conservative, who had 2,088. Mr. Long Wellesley, the other Whig candidate (defeated), polled 1,432: —Registered voters ...

... le and vexatious church rates settled ; but the church must be supported somehow —Lord Robert Grosvenor said that he was a whig; but by means a finality man ; was friend to education, and expected that the working classes would bv and bye have the suffrage ...

... patronage dicertisscment (as Mr. Bunn would say) will take place among the lawyers. Since Peel's accession 1841, the current of Whig promotion has been stopped, and with some three dozen advocates of both parties since added to the roll, a plethoric impatience ...

... energetic support of Scotch Conservative newspapers. The importance of the Dukes in general has always been recognised by the Whig party, but the power of any five of the body to affect the political opinions of a whole country is not likely to pass unquestioned ...

... Tmr -~i SAfter. July naxt;; .the 'debt! wopld- be ;88)2001.; The . assets o the cornpany in. London ;iere 27,6261., gut of whiG theyihad to pay-diveidend atA6 per cent., 8,6921.; Fe benture interest; 2,1881. ; debentiures to be paid off, 11,5001. -tetal ...

... present in the northern counties, and at once the cautious spirit of the inhabitants takes alarm, and looks to another crop. The Whig says that several specimens, examined by scientific men, exhibited all the indicia of the old blight, and the Anglo-Cell says ...

... sletter, and defended himself from the reflections they contained. He admitted that he denounced the Whigs, and he always would denounce them. Whigs and Tories were the same; both disregarded the interests of Ireland, and the people of Ireland, knowing ...