... THE WHIGS. Sir tlnaa tr I’sst, w'tni nuamin; reins of-Goremment, lao're I from hit pinnule df power 6yon the various polit etl pros|Mn;te arou 1 ami la nth hiut. ruUtiuna with foreign I w r—l'u on.il rclut'o.it— lo atfare, finunev, il relnlion*, alone ...

... THE WHIG CABINET. Lord Durham has been dismissed from the Cabinet —though, from considerations of convenience, it is not thought fit publish the fact present. Our readers may rely upon the fact that his Lordship is no longer-a Minister. Standard. There ...

... WHIG DOINGS, We not blame Lord Grey—let hlta ride the country right and left. let him fill the Cathedrals with his brother*, the Pension Lists with his natural chil* dren; Dublin Castle with his dependants; the Trea* sur/ and all the departmental offices ...

... THE WHIGS AND THEIR BOROUGHS. Id case a New Reform Bill** should be really presented by the Whigs, it will be necessary to observe closely their treatment of their own boroughs. We not ish present to enumerate the boroughs which are diiectly under Whig ...

... WHIG LIBERALITY. Strict orders have been received at the various Government officers, by order of my Lord Grey, not to send a single advertisement or encourage in the remotest degree any Newspaper, London or provincial, that does not strongly advocate ...

... WHIG EXPEDIENCY. Th* Home Secretary and the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant, being charged, by virtue of their respective offices, with the care th* interest* of Itclaod, have brought in a bill to divide the whole political influence and power ...

... THE CHAMPION WHIG. Nothing, for a long time, has shown as what an insidious and dangerous foe to Irish Nationality Irish Widmery is than the pro- nounoements of Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., in Canada. This gentleman, who visited that country as the accredited ...

... WHIG JOBBING. On yesterday morning prisoners, sentenced to transportation, proceeded, in two Mr. Bioncoui's cars, drawn by four horses each, from our county jail to Kilkenny, on their way to Dublin, under an escort police, commanded Lieutenant Fitzpatrick ...

... WHIG* ECONOMY. It will he seen by our Movements of her Majesty’s Ships,'’ that the Hermes steamer was paid off at Woolwich, on Thursday, without having completed half her term service. It would seem that her machinery was in need some slight repair, which ...

... THE WHIG FIN. If the Ohtervrr bean authority. Lord John ha*: already l.mW't ofrubbUli prepare! to black tip tlio bole tlirmis;!' aliidi he inlemla to crawl into nlfice. Within three week, of bis bein': so installed, will brine ' m Reform Bill (.1 moderate ...

... A WHIG- hen the titled ninconipnop was Taunting hi.* birth and ancestry, was pertimently told that resembleil potato. as ail the good could boast of whs underground. Much the same thing may be truly said ot the pure Whig* Their services to the nation ...

... a Romas Catholic. Lady C. Barrington.—Daughter of the Whig Karl Grey, and wife of late Whig M.P. Lady C. Copley.—Daughter of the Whig Earl of Yarborough, sister of the Whig Lord M.P., and wife Whig Baronet. Lady llaiiet Clive.—The only ...