... bequests, he will obtain for himself term of grace and power that may stretch to nine or even twelve months. By that time Whigs and Radicals will hare forgotten their jars and their jealousies, and Mr. Milner Gibson, who is the Brutus of the Senate House ...

... supported by the Whigs, and by Sir James Graham, Mr. Gladstone, aud Mr. Sidney Herbert. The party held aloof, and noon tho Peel ito trio broke from their allegiance. Since then Lord Palmers ton has } content to preside over the old Whig priesthood. lie ...

... d opposition to their reelection. Mr. Cairns has been re-elected for Belfast. His speech on the hustings reads pretty much Whig's speech of ten years past. Sir John Pakington (First Lord of the Admiralty) also told his constituents thst it is absurd for ...

... the Morning Hews, 10,000 Copies. Daily Circulation of the other Oelfast newspaper*, per last Stamp Return The Northern Whig, •*. 1,796 The News-Letter, The Mercury, •8W The Uleterman, B»nntr of .«• >«• -f. ...

... they liked, they would withdraw for that purpose. The compact had been broken, not by the Conserve! tive party, but by the Whig party. Mr. BELL would be favourable to Dr. M'Gee's motion, but he thought be would be treading on the rights of the ratepayers ...

... accepted tbe bill as the basis of public and political conduct. The Tories had been kept out of office ten years, because the Whigs raised a cry that if they came into power they would seek to alter the Reform Bill. He considered that bill to be a. solemn ...

... that the the pabfie. according to the ststemest the appellant, was drones eff from lbs Whig prospectus, and turned to tbe prospectus the ether; the proprietor of the Whig, in consequence, refused to pay for the adserkaameat, but decree wee obtained for the ...

... another objected to the ten-pound franchise, while tbe right hon. member for Bucks declared the Reform Bill of 1831 to be great Whig job. wished to draw from the ministry avowal of their real intentions, with which he should be satisfied. The CHANCELLOR of ...

... WITHDRAWAL OP BILL NO. 2 —The Northern Whig says :— We learn, by telegraph, that the Indemnity Bill, No. 2, promoted by Messrs. Dillon and Gird wood, was on Monday withdrawn. The result of this step on the part of Messrs. Dillon and Girdwood will be ...

... Coest. 10.000 Copies. .7. Down'pa trick .Mr/ ClrCTl ' Hon of ,h | r . C MW,p,pe ™' Magbera, Mr, JOHN 8. Lttl*, Northern Whig, .„ , .« 1,7 M Omagb, Mr. N. Caiwov, Newa-Lattsr «• Raiwhlaod, Dr MAT. The Übrerman,! Z ! 7*) Ulatu, ...

... reply, made no allegation of the payment of £lOO at all. Mr. REA read from an affidavit made him, and published in the Northern Whig , statement that he had made 44 advances to Mr. Lawless, and he contended that this general statement covered bis assertion ...

... INDEMNITY BILL has been struck. The chairman is Mr. Bouverfe, formerly chairman committees to the House, and Whig politics. Mr. Massey, a barrister, Whig, »nd member for Salford, Mr. Pre, member tor Buckinghamshire, Mr. Greaves, a banker, and for Warwick,'and ...