... they must look to the footlights, and the light when it comes between the acts is all the more grate- ?? in the Times. CURIOUS WHIG DIARY: A L. THtE sWINDLeRS DOUGLAS. (From Punch.) The other day, the police reports were lighted up by.an extraordinary gleam ...

... public will ask. I-low came itto pass that men pledged to repeal have elected an anti-repealer?- men sworn to hostility to the Whig Government, their staunchest supporters ?-men pledged most solemnly to teiiant-right, its bitter opponent ? Is the Jesuit tfaction ...

... They must elect a landlord, it seems-a supple Whig, of 20 years' wriggling in and out of place; they must elect him without his presence, and without asking his leave, or knowing his opinions, if a Whig has any opinions, and at their own expense, we ...

... there was a distinct under- standing that'they'should -work harmoniously together in the commnolam oject. of overthrowing the Whig Mi- But hardly had the Irish party come to the resolution olf cutting iheir new Conservative acquaintances, than a difficultyt ...

... government bill, and hinder it froan b coming law. That was his answer. (Loud cheer- Mr. MAGUIRE continued to say that the Whig. bill was as vile a one as any one could think of bringing in, andal the indignation of the country against it went for nothing ...

... fate of Protection or of Free Trade which is likely to be decided by the next appeal to the people; it is not whether the old Whig route is to be for ever obliterated from the chart of state-navigation, and the great-circle sailing of re-commissioned ...

... because he is suspected of the unpardonable crime of becoming once more a candidate for the re- presentation of Belfast. Is the Whig perfectly sure that it speaks the sentiments of its party in dealing out this unmeasured tirade of abuse upon Sir James 7 Shrewdly ...

... for a tenant right bill. (Hear, hear.) Therefore, -he said, let them send two members to Parliament, lie cared not whether Whig or Tory, who would fight for a tenant right bill. (Loud cheers.) One thing they in Belfast were not much afraid of-either landlord ...

... notabilities in attendance were nearly all elevs of the Government, hangers-on at Dablin Castle, or aspirants to places under the Whig regime. That Government, now tottering to its fall, like a condemned house, is forsaken by the rats, who have an instinctive ...

... gagged, and starved, as-she bad been during the last few years, if the Whigs during that time had sat on the Speaker's sinister hand? (Hear.) Oh, no. We should have had the whole Whig family augry and hungry in defence of civil and religious liberty. (Loud ...

... duration-we are led to modify the opinion we expressed on Monday morning, and reluctantly come to the conclusion, that the Whigs will follow the advice of Uncle Toby, and C wipe the matter up and say no more about it. They are encouraged in this kind ...

... minority realising their expectations within one vote. The lists show a very motley combination on both sides. The Radicals or Whigs, Humphrey, Brown (Tewklveshury), Hon. ?? F. Campbell (sui of Lord Campbell), Cowan, Sharman Crawford, Sir James Duke, Sir B ...