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... an end at once, giving their men week’s notice to-morrow, closing on the lUih. Strike of Workmen in Belfast —The Northern, Whig, referring to the present extensive strike of workmen, says;—“-The mischief not confined to England ; it has made its appearance ...
... Cork.—The erection of the telegraph between these points is understood to be contracted for at the rate of 200/. per mile. The Whig suggests that the short distance between Fortpalrick and Donaghadee should be selected tor the submarine telegraph that is ...
... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelborue upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been in the Cabinet if he were not the son a Whig Duke. E'en the Chancellor, the Minister of all others whose elevation might be ...
... the genius i nc ontestibly proved that there ao medicine e.iual to Hol- Opinion* of Turin, state* that the Papal Government ; Whig aboil ioniara. Whicn party will bid moat for loway*. Kto for « ha* given order* for the construction in England ol a Kossuth ...
... were ..sent from the Cahntet Council held last week at the Foreign Office. The Ministry -The Sen o' . says— Ihe days of the Whig Ministry— nr. n« have already more Ilian once designated it, the Or y I.nqnity-sre numbered. And to the lik-lihonj of Lr.l ...
... it is very generally believed,” We copy the following notice of the stale trade j in the north of Ireland from the Northern Whig of Saturday morning;—“The trading operations the past week have been pretty fair, both regards ex- I lent and briskness ; roust ...
... excogitating new Reform Bill, the Premier has not created a fatal and final difficulty for himself in his own Cabinet. The great Whig ] expositor—the Edinburgh Renew—\s deposed [ to shelve the measure; hut the Sundajorganof the Government loudly reclaims against ...
... indivi luals by whom the great bulk of that work which can command the support of a ma- , to be drawn from the divisions of Whigs, | ought be executed, Lord dohu Ruszell has bi- Na Peelites, Protectio 3, and members for | therto been more remarkable for ...
... ELECTORS AND NON-ELEC- 1,, sapscially lime, likeih.se. If, ment,, has continued to receive an,,ous attention ; Oeuservalives or Whigs. From the termer the '»' , , „ ~, therefore, any BilUhould he proposed, any motion and in furtherance of that object have directed ...
... ; and the rea>on of our wonderment is simply because wo kuow that Lord John understands dodgery. is not new thing for the Whigs bring forward measures for the purpose of these being rejected. all remember the cant expression of bombarding the Lords with ...
... —lt aaid that the Right Hon. Charles Villiers, M.P., has been offered one of the vacant posts now at the disposal of tbe Whigs. Mr. Bernal Osborne’s name has been also mentioned in connection with a official appointment.— Daily Newt. The Morning Chronicle ...
... has long since proclaimed that his arrangements are mode, and he has only to walk in and take The continued disorders in the Whig camp have once more opened the path Lord Derby, and has really no ch doe but to what can. Perhaps it rather too early in the ...