... is also rumoured that his Excellency will not return to Ireland in the capacity of Viceroy. Official Changes.—The Northern Whig mentions a rumour which has been current in Belfast, and which would appear to rest mainly on a communication received there ...

... but that which lmes newspaper blames is what enters into no Btrp Scad as matter either blame or praise,—the hening of the Whig element in the Coalition, th ntroduct^on °f Sir George Grey. Ever since forr nation of the Aberdeen Cabinet, the Times th at ...

... the sunken barge's inhabitants, was heard piteously mewing in the water, in the wake of the boat, and was picked up. Northern Whig. ...

... would place the rest of a ministry in the position aman who goes to bed between a porcupine ana neagehog. His Lordship, in the whig ministry, oore me name of the dissenting Minister, and it woum perhaps be no bad thing for the country tlie yites had him ...

... established, on Whig principles, 1769, W. Woodfall, who continued it till 1789. He was succeeded by Mr James Perry and Mr Gray, who purchased the paper with money partly furnished by the Duke of Norfolk and few of the influential Whigs. Sir Robert Adair ...

... met, puzzles some of their faithful retainers sorely. The Edinburgh Advertiser recommends a union of Conservatives and Old Whigs; from a paper which believes, with Mr D'Israeli, that England does not love coalitions, this is pretty strong. Meanwhile ...

... the strongest language which could easily proceed from human lips ; and I said that whenever a coalition was formed between Whigs and Tories Mr Keogh would accept the place of Solicitor-General for Ireland. Mr Keogh—Did not you solicit me, after using that ...

... n of their savage malignity is strictly just; but the sentence should have included the Whigs, who were quite as malignant and brutal as their opponents. The Whig satirists no doubt were inferior in literary power, dealt chiefly in low vituperation, and ...

... he began, that that was the very business at which he was particularly an adept ? Lord John Russell, according to the great Whig wit, would undertake, with half-an-hour's notice, to take command of the Channel Fleet or perform an operation for stone. With ...

... out a very fair one in quantity well as quality- The following rather unfavourable report ot the crop appears in the Belfast Whig of Tuesday :— We regret to say that, having inspected considerable space of the country within the last few days, we have ...

... situations.' Moreover, before the list of the proposed Cabinet was presented to the King, it had been submitted to meeting of the Whig party, and had received their sanction. By placing the question on this issue, George 111. abandoned the secure, dignified ...

... in employment, to prevent it from rending the party which it was invoked to serve. Several times, the later history of the whigs, a ministerial catastrophe has been brought about by the magician giving his ever-ready servant too little to do. Thus, too ...