... and cherish peace, put your trast in Whigs alone,—avorp AND RApIcALs, pismiss REPLACE Wuas. Whigs only can protect,—Whigs only can save,—Whigs only can improve,—Whigs only are honest,—Whigs only have brains,— ...

... been experienc- ed here.—-Northern Whig. Tne Lissurn Evecrion.—Preparations are on foot among the electors of Lisburn to entertain their newly elected member, Mr Johnson Smyth, at a public banquact. The Northern Whig, however, states that Lord Hertford’s ...

... brother Grace of Devonshire, with his trumpet to his ear, listening to the Kaowsley Clarion emitting notes of wo to worn-out Whig- gery. Brougham has a hundred times drawn more Peeresses to see his proboscis go through its gymnastics when he had given notice ...

... Tory, who for the occasion assumed the Whig garb. This choice by Whigs of a Tory candidate may have been po- | as a means for the first time of securing the support of the Tory party, and thus, by a union of Whig and Tories, of de- feating a more advanced ...

... = Scemarive Terecrara.—The Nerthera Whig 0 An effurt was made yesterday to lay dows the cable the channel from Donaghadee to Portpatrick. The cable was coiled on board the Reliance schooner off Do- waghadee, and the Belfast steam-tug having towed her ...

... about to be dealt by the that bad so long kept others from stabbing Whiggery to heart. Charteris got up ; but, though a Whig, the Whigs immediately clamoured him down, and cried oat for the divi- sion. Bat it was too late—too late. ‘oo late, indeed! “How ...

... member for Argyllshire, until May last year, when, on the resignation of Lord Mackenzic, ha was elevated to the bench by the Whig Government, such was the estimation entertained of his fituess fur the judicial oflice. Both at the bar, where, as we have ...

... Conservative electors of the borough of Armagh purpose in- Mr Butt, Q.C., to try his chance with Colonel Rawdon, the present Whig member. In all the chops and changes in the representation it is certainly not a little remarkable that the ablest man to be ...

... from one end to the other with the spirit of the Whigs of 1832. Able and elegant as it is, we seek in vain for ony deeper insight, any more comprehensive generalisation, than would be afforded by the Whig creed of Lord Grey and Lord Althorp in 1832. The ...

... Jreland THE DOWNFALL OF DERBY. (Belfast Northern Whig.) “ Off, Stanley, off!” were the last words of Parliament on He Friday morning—and off he goes. High time it is. should never have been in ; being in, he should have stood or fallen with his principles; ...

... for the various counties aud burghs of Scotland. ‘Those names marked with an * are Conservatives, those with a are either Whigs or Radics!s, Seats Candidates. Aberdeenshire ate Hon. W. Gordon* A. L. Hayt Aberdeen City ¢Mr George Thomsont . Sir Islay ...

... way be of service.—Angl Celt Mr S. Crawrorp 1x by the Whig that Mi S. Crawford is about to be made the defendant in oo fewer than five-and-twenty actions tor libel. We give the extract from the Whig We uuderstand that ings have been taken by the landlords ...