... side, and more especially Lord John Russsell must not hope to govern thecountry by a Ministry formed exclusively by the old Whig party. Mr. W. BEAUMONT said he had for seven years sat in that house, and during that period had never deserted Lord Palmerston ...

... stirring demand for linens in that part of the world, have hud the best effect on the trade of the north of Ireland.—Northern Whig. Attewvt Ucbiieb Kildalkt.—March M.— Twst night about eight o’clock man named Owen Geoghegan nearly lost his life by some secret ...

... opposite of the interpretation of the resolution given the honourable member for Wilts; and, as nothing was more convincing to Whig than to quote himself to himself (loud laughter), he would convince the house of three things ; first, that the noble lord ...

... Reform to the author Reform. They say—” could have got what wc pleased from the Conservatives, but now must take what the Whigs are pleased to give us. We were offered the reduction of the county franchise one-fifth of its present amount. As to the borough ...

... appanage for Whig politicians; that the good government of the country cannot expected from any class but the Whigs, and that lie bones—l attribute nothing unfairly to him—that within his time the power of the country will agaiu be in Whig hands (laughter ...

... Paraiba. Excel, MarseUles. Flora, Batavia. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. TRIAL OF THE PIKENIX PRIf-ONES-S (From the Daily Northern Whig.) Belfast, Friday Evening. The trial of the persons charged with being member* of a secret and illegal aociety at Belfast was ...

... much fhrther in the direction of democracy than the intelligence of the country would approve, and assuredly farther than the Whig leaders really desire. fashionable |ntelli(jeiiff. HER MAJESTY, &c. (raOM THE COCBT CIBCVLAR.) The Juasc-Aitvscste Oencnil ...

... catch. The Resolution dodge, following up the sharp practice the Kllenborough attack last year, has seriously damaged the Whig leaders with all candid men. Hut while the truth of this is not to lie gainsaid, the country has now become thoroughly alive ...

... Esq., M.P. for Carrickftrgus, will succeed the late Judge Hartley, as Chief Commissioner the Landed Estates Court.—AertAirn Whig, imperial parliament. HOUSE OF I.otlDS,—Thursday, TheDukerfMARLBOKOUGHgave notice that would next ’Diursday move for a select ...

... the Whig leodcrs to to Radical extremes in the way of Reform. Ido not beUeve that any ground exist* for this apprehimsion, while I do fear that a House of Commons, in the least reactionary, might excite a very dangerous r,^°' l * doors. The Whig and Radical ...

... Tun country has now before it the addresses of the three leading men of the Whig |mrty to their rcs|iective constituencies. Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, and Lord Palmerston have all replied to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The three addresses ...

... of even the Whig leaders to Radical extremes the way of Reform. Ido not believe that any ground exists for this apprehension, while fear that House Commons, in the least reactionary, might excite very dangerous spirit out of doors. The Whig and Radical ...