... the heavier fabrics is rather weaker than usual at this season. The following, on the flax trade, is from the Belfast Aorthem Whig of Saturday:—The large supplies of raw material thrown on the markets of this and the next counties have not had the least ...

... recognises high qualifications rather than party obligations and party services. With Sir William will be associated gentleman of Whig politics, whose name has not yet transpired. As to the paid officials, I have the very highest authority for assuring you that ...

... appears to be that that Noble Lord, with that deference for the cause of popular election which a leading principle with Whig Statesmen, wiil not expose Mr Macaulay to the odium of recording his vote against' large a numerical majority of the voters ...

... became law; and it is, I think, universally felt that the arrangement then made can no longer be defended or maintained. Three Whig Governments, one Coalition Government, and one Tory Government have, within the last ten years, admitted this. The Queen has ...

... THE QUEEN’S INCOME. Her Majesty’s Civil List was settled the recommendation of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Melbourne (after a report by a Select Committee of the House of Commons) £385,000. As Duchess of Lancaster she draws in addition income of about £45 ...

... opponents ' Objector-General.' lie faced every sort of fact in polities ; analysed all kinds of men; opposed and lectured Whigs and Tories ; headed the rest the radicals in plain speaking; and, being still a young man of no definite position and with ...

... Parliamentary or official drilling has produced a more statesmanlike plan than any our political leaders. The aristocratic Whigs hold that nobody can be statesman who has not passed long term Minister, or as a Minister's subaltern. It a dogma of the Manchester ...

... several well-written glimpses Antwerp Postman' most amusing. • Lindenblumen' of Court life in the Fatherland. -(Belfast) orthern Whig. the most ambitious.- Guardian. Five stories which will bear reading and re-reading. Rowland Grey's really delightful book ...

... length, planted him among tbe Reformers he sprung into the Solicitor-Generalship ; next became Attorney-General; thirdly, the Whigs made him a peer and Chancellor of Ireland. After this, Tory interregnum affording him some leisure, converted himself into ...

... Gladstone should come into office the spirit his Government would one of reckless and dangerous change, and he adds, The old Whig creed seems to be utterly repudiated by Mr Gladstone and his most active followers, and I should therefore see with alarm the ...

... Bill, in the consideration of which formidable opposition is being threatened from the Conservatives, and even from number of Whigs. Beyond this measure, the Government do not intend to proceed with any bill except the Corrapt Practices Bill ; but on Monday ...

... lately been making, on the one hand to Radicals to be true to their instincts in favour of liberty,” and on the other to Whigs to resist he latest encroachment of Radical tyranny, the * I. - i._l •« Closure, by a bare majority, may be taken as thi beat ...