... encouraged the honourable member for North Warwickshire to bring forward Ini motion at the beginning of the session, when the Whigs were in office and at that period, with the view of more effectually bothering the party in power, the motion was in the shape ...

... some of the merchants in the city who are connected with the various docks, and who think that the Customs' Board under the Whig ministry dealt hard with these commercial establishments. Some of these gentlemen gave expression to their dissatisfaction ...

... Claw sad Deck, 2e fid. Tteketa sold at the Railway Station, and the Avow' Office. (ficrnot. In (AM charged full fare.) The &Whigs are arraugod to catch the First Trains Belfast to lhiblin, kc., the following Morning. Iit'KEAN LAMONT, Agent*, lA, Gerdes ...

... dissensions, which, at this critical juncture, rend many Liberal constituencies, and endanger the return of many merely political Whigs. With equal eloquence and chagrin it discusses the ml policy of bringing forward two candidates who profess the same politics ...

... ought not to be reduced, so much more abolished. Mr Labouchere is a favourite Whig official, but very unfit for the office he recently held ; and hope that, whenever the Whigs may return to power, the shipping interest will be handed over to some one who ...

... stumbling of his horse while riding along Rotten Row. On Wednesday the Fishmongers' Company, the great metropolitan guild of Whig predilections, gave an entertainment to many political celebrities. Lord Clarendon was admitted an honorary member, and made ...

... Leon-Fero party. defendiei the &Gina of Mr Mangum iu ruling let, remlatioas, and burs down smartly Mr Clingthan, the loader of the Whig secemieuists, at suns time eulogising Gen. Soot*. Mr Clinotati r. crud, .14 house WWI after adjourned. Beth h the 111th inst ...

... spice of the national vehemence, he makes an effective speaker. An reste he is good-natured, rollicking fellow, and when the Whigs come in again he will one day be made an Irish judge—so at least his friends say. The upshot of the discussion this morning ...

... and that Mr Wilson has been requested to furnish a more detailed account of the process. We quote from the Belfast Northern Whig, of Saturday, the following information from Mr Wilson, laid before the society, respecting his plan of retting : — I use ...

... advantages of almost instantaneous communication with England and the continent, through the submarine telegraph.— Northern Whig. —When shall we have a line of electric telegraph brought to Dundee, where submarine communication is not required ? Freights ...

... make character of its own ? the reconciliation of classes which Mr. Disraeli put so prominently forward as the vocation non-Whig Cabinet ? On this point we have a few plain suggestions to make sgain'.t the next ministerial dinner. _ When landowners were ...

... did not make their ap- y pearance at. the eight ocleck sitting in time to prevent r the sharp practice of Mr HIayter', the Whig whipper-in, from being brought into play, so as to afford a night's e ease, to brace up the frames of the sporting members ...