... surprise at finding sume their old tactics of division and majority than they re: mutual antagonism, In Parliament we see Whigs against Irish Liberals divided amongst themselves and opy sing the Government on every pretext. Latterly this t the Bral lauzh ...

... tremendous wave carried overboard two of crew, who were drowned. and there is no abatement of the storm. snow is falling heavily, WHIGS AND THE GOVERNMENT [press assoctati Mi C0 t Castlereagh, M.P., speaking at a Cor ere e dei astration at last night, tho Earl ...

... Conservative interest for the Eastern Division of Cornwall, has recently allied himself to the family of Lord Vivian, who is a Whig, will, it is thought, give him a fair chance of being returned. The electors favourable to the retnrn of this gentleman believe ...

... amendment have already been given from various quarters including one Mr. Heneage, which is believed to have the support of the Whig following. Mr. McCoan's attempt to any coercive legislation applicable equally to three kingdoms represents the views of several ...

... hand | * , | to threaten a Conservative with. ‘4 fs i e Whigs Radi accordingly combined together to defeat 3] Lord Derby’ measure, the us arrangeinent was T come to that if the ‘YY succeeded the Whigs ‘were to have a places, and the Radi. calshad promises ...

... refrained from commenting, ex a few general terms, upon the public affairs of Irelan He described himself TS ofessing moderate Whig principles, and regretted that in eland there were so few of that description. As to coercion, some had declared that it shou ...

... distance between second and third, with Mul- viber, a from St. Andrew, Rots As beat Ecos: sats. Hetting : 11 to 10 oa who tovk the whig-hand side of the cours, amd, the whole of the runt won easily by four SELLING Stakys.—Bowlotr, 1; Macready, 25 Ida even rau ...

... doubted whether pablic opinicn will jnicsos inthe ‘political leadership of Lord H: We bave never joined in sil ement of the Whigs and of the old titical fami Men of Englond, They have rende servi 8 to the count of which their assailants, born before the ...

... fo: a tolerable Ministry, an@ are even 1° tors ? all, is there any. reason to be sure the Conservatives wholly aside, thi Whigs wor ve dealt more wi and more tenderly with Parliamefitary Reform an d the h Church than the Conservatives did the former, ...

... favour of that course, though it is that what has bap- pened ia distinctly a betrayal of the Goveramoat by a section of the Whigs, and not a secession of their net supporters, ‘A carious cbaia of evens lel up to their defeat. The Government proposed, as ...

... country. Both patties had advanced since tho i Reform Bill ot 1802 ; Whigs and Tories had both changed. Many people thought they ought to vote Whig because their fathers were Whigs, but he would toll them that if their fathers were living now they would ...

... The Pall Mall says to-night that the ‘Tories go for one-member constituencies, and they would prevent compromise between Whigs and Radicals in very many cases if they did so. But my own is that they prefer two- member constituencies. They donot go for ...