... stated, that he had had a conaminhation from an authorized agent of the Whigs to the Mica that, if the Irish Members would assist in ejecting Lord Derby's Government, they (the Whigs) would not impose au Income-tax upon Ireland. This statement, coupled ...

... is a public loss. His successor, Lord Cranworth, however, is expected to give much more satisfaction, as a Judge, than the Whig Chancellor, Lord Truro; and the new Government, by the appointment of Mr. Bethell to the Solicitor- Generalship, have given ...

... shall obtain from it far more of concession to the advancing spirit of the age, than we should ever have obtained from a purely Whig Administration, composed of the old f.mily materials. The accession of Mr. Cardwell, Sir Wm. Molesworth, Mr. B. Osborne, ...

... right hon. gentleman was upbraided with the violation of his pledge, his reply was, that he had pledged himself for the old Whig ministry, and had given none for the Cabinet now in power. (Comment upon this transaction would be thrown dfway.—Standard. ...

... turn out the late Ministry, that Mr. M. O'Connell and Mr. French were the members who conveyed to the Irish party that if the Whigs took office no income tax would be imposed on Ireland. This declaration determined the Irish members to oppose the budget proposed ...

... of which wet struck off ; the rest retained. Mr. Holland. of Upton, appeared for the ComerraUves ; and Mr. Pryzer for the Whigs. BOROUGH POLICS..-•We understand the subject of the amalgamation of the borough police with that of the county Is again mooted ...

... o' late, large ones immaculate— Chatham and Liverpool, Blackburn anl Hull. But then there's the ballot—each Cabinet palate, Whig, Radical, Renetradc, how shall please ? 'Tis mere open question, which each man's digestion May manage or not, as the agrees ...

... carefully eschewed in Cheltenham —we might almost say in Gloucestershire. Its parties have undergone complete fusion, and Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, have united for once in the promotion of common objects. This is as it should be— There ...

... probable the desertions from the Brigade would show quite as corrup state of things in the camp and Cabinets of the over P Whigs, as anything yet disclosed to the prejudice of Lord Der' party in connection with the inquiry which has excited so an outcry ...

... with respect to the statement which had been made on a former evening, to the effect that towards the close of last year the Whig Cad Peel party bad intimated to the Irish members that, If they would aid in turning ont the government of Lord Derby, they ...

... conciliatory manner in which his Lordship discharged the difficult and important duties of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. —Northern Whig. Viscount Stratford de Redcliffl's Resiona tion. —We understand that Viscount Stratford de Kedclifie, on the retirement of ...

... British Painters states, The ladies who sat for their portraits found more difficult deal with than the great leader of the Whigs, There was, at first, a want of grace and softness in his female heads; he felt this early, and laboured to amend it, but it ...