... of every department of the Executive. They undertook ascore of reforms which the Whigs had persisted in opposing, and they promised to undertake many more which the Whigs have since claimed credit for. It would have been well had they accepted Free Trade ...

... BELFAST LINEN DE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) YaRx.—The state of this great trade, upon which so much of our local prosperity depends, continues pretty much as last Sales are still di and prices for weft yarns have declined 1jd per bundle. Lusen ...

... Oakes will be pointed out to to Davip Forester. any time be- fore the Sale, on at the Morn oF Lour ‘a little to the north of Whig Street) with the Oaks, at Bleven o’: The Roup to ...

... question, and that a break-up of the Cabinet followed, where are we then They would not, afterthey had shot their spite at the Whigs, uphold a Tory Government. Lord Stanley, then, if he accepted the Premiership, would enter upon office with a minority in the ...

... convictions, in preference to his presumed duty toa party, than the resignation by the honoured Chief of in the Cabinet on the the Whigs of his position grounds stated by him in the House of Commons on Friday night. Several gentlemen, whose intelligence and character ...

... Liberal party has had no such good fortune. Its constitution does not admit of it. It is organised like some Eastern race. The Whigs are its Levites, its Brahmins, the hereditary possessors of all knowledge and the guardians all mysteries. They have their ...

... parties were Whig and Tory, and their respective proceedings, in so far as they extended beyond repartition of the sweets of office, could easily anticipated. At present there are Tories, and in some sense it would be quite as well there were no Whigs. There ...

... is passed over as “a man of too fitful, defective, and strange greatness to be spoken of now.” “ He was connected with the Whigs, but he never was one, Our readers will be able to judge of the correctness of the last statement from the following description ...

... = THE ADD! Ts tata thes it b mid he) en comet im the of Commons by the Mar- Address will be Harriagton part of the Whig {6 will be exconded ‘Sir Morton Pete. makes the esme cays thare is perfect acoard that, with all the clsmeats of ‘The fine, ina Ministry ...

... entire isolation. The Protectionists they will not join—the Whigs they scarcely can join. _ But if, as now seems inevitable, the House of Commons will be hereafter ranged in two great parties, the Whigs and Conservatives, or in terms more appropriate to the ...

... all pressing for immediate discussion. Ministers will certainly have their hands full, and never, since the accession of the Whigs to office, have they had less chance of giving anything like general satisfaction than they have in the approaching session ...

... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LINEN Yarn.—There has been a fair demand for yarns during the week ;—stocks, paticularly of the coarser numbers are now light. In prices we have no change repoi t, with the exception of coarse ...