... menace prevent his rabid pen from provokiug challenges when they fear to act. Is is confidently asserted by the Whig prints, which, like the Whig aud Kadical members, uni- formly vilify the they practically sup- that the vote last week has given satisfac- ...

... consent to be merged in the average conven- tionalism of a Whig He will absorb Russell, rather than let Russell absorb Bright. In other words, if he joined the Ministry, the Ministry must cease to be Whig, and learn to become Brightite. Such a phenomenon would ...

... lately had much suc- cess. There is always a talk of some rising Whig who is tu be the coming man, and who is put in with great facility for a pleasant snug little borough. But these rising Whigs do not rise. They are amiable and accomplished, and moderately ...

... are ignorant of the sort of undefined feeling—part mistrust, part mere want of cordiality—with which he is regarded by the Whigs pur sang. Few imagine that the Duke of Somerset and he,‘for example, agree very closely in his ideas as to retrenchment and ...

... lately had much suc- cess. There is always a talk of some rising Whig who is to be the coming man, and who is put in with great facility for a pleasant snug little borough. But these rising Whigs do not rise. They are amiable and accomplished, and moderately ...

... Lefroy, and Rezistrar to the consolidated Nisi Prius Court, and quite enovgh, ove would think, for an ultra Tory to hold under a Whig It is well understood, and at the same time ly spoken of here, that an but who was once a violent Tory, converted to The bargain ...

... TELEPHONIC EXCHANGES. Te THE cbIToR OF THE BELFAST MORNING NEWS. >. letters signed by G. Lor- raine, which appear im today’s Whig and Nes« Letter, contain some statements which I freely admit my knowledge of the subject donot permis me to answer, but I ...

... of the Liberal professions of Whig landowners. The Hon. Guy Daw- nay has been chosen as the nominee of the Tory party, and it is announced that he will not have to depend on his party alone for sup- port. Several large Whig landlords have adopted his cause ...

... the Upper many Whig Peers whose tical duty om any question touching the relationship be- tween landlord and tenant. The favour of the rejéction of the in Disturbance Bill was overwhelming, and embraced a conside- rable number of Whigs. But we are less ...

... rightly estimates the direc- The Whig organ that on Friday evening, with astounding effrontery, that the sympathy of the English people is with ‘‘ the slave-owning Confederacy,” must be dismayed to find the greatest of our Whig states- men declaring on Saturday ...

... in which they stood twenty years ago. At the close of the session of 1840 office without legislative power was held by the Whigs under the pore cvrante leader- ship of Lord Melbourne. The Viscount had begun his official career under the Tories, and had ...

... services that the Whigs tbeir obsequious organs cau neither pardon for get. '1 hose are plain and forcible protests against the shuffling, deceptive, wicked policy of the last live-aud tweuty years. Conservative statesmen are right, these Whig schemers are ...