... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... and rather too exclusive influences of the Whigs, great and substantial as have been their offerings on the popular shrine. The most notable instance in which the Peel party out of office differed from the Whig party in office was as to the policy consequent ...

... observable in and about the House. The attendance of members was very numerous, but we did not observe any leading members of the Whig or Peel party present. Lord John Sir J. Graham, Sir C. Wood, Viscount Palmerston, Mr Gladstone, and Mr 8S. Her- bert were all ...

... in the Crown book. The sentence is to be carried into effect on Tnesday the 18th of January. Freevom or Exectiox ts Northern Whig contains copies of a correspondence between Mr Alexander Stewart of Ards, and some of his tenantry, who voted for Mr Sharman ...

... out of whom the new Administration must be fashioned. When the Whig party resigned office, and that of Sir Robert Peel in 1841, the pro- gramme was all arranged, as it was when the Whig party left office in Nov. 1834, and resumed in April 1835, But this ...

... The Earl of Aberdeen consequently proceeds to Osborne, | and accepts the charge as Premier, with a coalition of Peelites and Whigs, including Lord J. Russell, Sir J. Graham, Mr Gladstone, Mr Goulburn, and Mr Sydnev Herbert. The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert ...

... have had an absolute and a strong may rity Commanications were sad to have passed contioually between these gentlemen and the Whigs, nd the were, up t> now, condacted through the | vention of a right hon. Sir James Graham. From the first day after the re ...

... seasons, and during the smooth current of 2ffairs,—this has been the fate of the Derby Administration. Not five years since the Whig Government came forward with a budget, which simply de- clared that for three per cent. in the Lucome and Property ‘Tax statute ...

... are entitled to have the service of the best statesmen which it can command—not | to be handed over to the Peel party, the Whig pazty or the Manchester party, or to be sacrificed to the narrow jealousies of any political section, but to have a patriotic ...

... opponents Government, and commands the approbation of all think- ing and patriotic men, ‘This is the p: icy which a factious Whig Opposition would have stifled if they could, and the authors of that policy they would have dismissed from oitice unheard and ...

... acd equal consistency, fought the so-called Whigs—great always in opposition, because they support great principles —weak always in power, because they betray them. The tadicals in defence of principle—the Whigs in defence of principle, not unmingled with ...