... THE WHIGS England’s Whig Ministers will, l>y and hy, become subjects ofhistory, sncl the black book of our chronicles will then find its pages studded with records of the evils they have brought upon the constitution—the destruction they have wreaked ...

... TUP, WHIGS Noiv that the Whig government is more, may briefly review its acts as they will noticed future history. The Ministry, notwithstanding many faults, descend from power with the proud recollection of having done more ten years to promote the true ...

... when twitted the Whigs not carrying out those very measures, when they had powerful majority at their back—and when they could have done so by the mere sic tola sic juleo principle. We fully agree with Sir Uoiif.rt Peel that the Whigs are invariably too ...

... THE WHIG FRESS, We have always maintained the doctrine that the picss was more influeneed by, than influencing, public opinion. is an unquestionable fact, attested centuries of experience, that the press follows more than leads. Mothing can more clearly ...

... WHIG TACTICS, I read over some iecting of the Federation brauches wiich took plice on last Snuday in different parishes, I would discuss heir resolutions, but they have ouly reference to articles of Faith; and not being National they need no comment. ...

... WHAT THE WHIGS ARE. It is here necessary to detail what the Whigs are. All tha Ministers of the realm of England are in two parties. The party now in office are of the Whigs, the chiefs of whom are Lord Gladstone, the present Prime Minister, and Lord ...

... party, have « Forth, who is probably a paid agent of the Whig-Badical candidate, making his puny attempt to damage Conservative candidate. In the same paper is an account of ball given by the said Whig-Radical candidate. It is headed County Ball in Wexford ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Rev. Patrick Kelly, P.P., Kilskyre, county Meath, writes to the 'tablet : I defy any human being to point out any one advantage like to accrue to Ireland or to Catholicity from a return of the Whig rule. Our chances of a good measure ...

... talk—the people cannot complain of being cheated by the Whigs, if they support them after this. The Whigs have shown no mercy to Ireland—when the general ele etion comes, Ist Ireland show no mercy to the Whigs. ...

... complicity in the policy of the Whigs. We may deny this complicity, and condemn the Sardinian Government as much as we please ; but the voice of all good men in Europe is against us, and they agree that it is the English Whigs, and especially Lord Palmerston ...

... THE DEFEATED WHIGS. Few things are more gratifying to the *ense of justice than the evidence that the lash has not been thrown away ; that have not been flogging statues, or making experiments on the cuticle a rhinoceros. There are mock punishments which ...

... purpose is, to impress them favorably with Whig politics. Against this we must emphatically protest. We are sincerely convinced that the Whigs are worse enemies to Ireland than the Tories ; that since the first Whig, there never has been one of them Ireland ...