... ticket will come out ahead.’ The Silver Grays and the many of the Anti-Maine-law Whigs who not vote for Seymour will probably go with them. The work of *• fusing’’ the Whig party of the North in an anti-slavery party is going on with more leas success. ...

... police 'lbroo quartered upon the Comity Armagh the .depot in Dublin, to which they will proceed short time.” - The Northern Whig mentions a rumour which ha* been current in .Belfast, and which would appear rest mainly communication received there 'from ...

... LORD HOLLAND’S MEMOIRS. . Now ready, Vols. I. and 11. inpoat Bvo. price 9s. 6d. each, Memoirs of the whig party during MY TIME. By HENRY RICHARD LORD HOLLAND. Edited his Son, HENRY EDWARD LORD HOLLAND. Lately published, price 10a. 6d. LOUD HOLLAND’S FOREIGN ...

... investigation did not originate in desire to cloak the corruption which had so long existed between the Whigs and the tush members, means which the Whigs had, notoriously, been able retain power. Ho was prepared for any amount of denial, but no denial would ...

... attest it) very xealous— member. I have always believed these to be Whig politics, least when rightly understood—which, however, has not always been the case. I still believe them to be Whig politics. I believe them, moreover, to be the politics of the present ...

... moorings, thM his little cuts at Whig politicians in his seventh contrast rather curiously with those them in his first volume. In tho first, had w® Appeal from the New the Old Whigs” over again* were told that the Whigs tho Melbourne era old exactly exchanged ...

... confidence of the Crown. The object of the minority-representation clause, he said, was to give the Whigs some of tho forty-six new county seats; but Whig county members were of a class that only put drag on a Liberal government, as much so as if they were ...

... Bmythe, Feelite; SirW. Somerville, Whig; Mr. C. M. Lusbington (son of the Right Hon. S. K. Lushington, who represented the city for nearly 20 years), Liberal Conservative; Mr. C. Furton Cooper, the Chancery Q.C., Whig-Radical; and Mr. Glover, who announced ...

... dangerous course, by the W(u'ltngton National Intelligencer, the great exponent of the Whig party and principles. • The idea of such a war Is not only opposed the Whigs, but also by the great majority of the people, who imagine that such a war (if Spain ...

... of four calendar months, under the discretionary clause, from the vesting order. (Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips.) Georoe Whig her. Mr. Habdinoe Gdpabd made novel application in this case. Upwards of twenty years ago the insolvent filed this petition ...

... fatal. The old church of has been fitted as temporary hospital. , In Belfast the cholera is still progressing. The Belfast Whig of yesterday contains the following very unfavourable report of the cholera in Larne, Belfast, Lisburn, and GlenarmThe cholera ...

... the Whigs are hugely in the majority. On the Canal Board eight ont of nine of the jttombers an Whigs. There are two Know-nothings in the and elected to tho Assembly. It was irrtjjected that the number that party wonld be increased from the Whig side ...