... Cottage, Broughshane. from seed *app. by Messrs. John Preston & Co., 13elfast, sod wi sown only on the 9th March —Northern Whig. DUBLIN, GTERD. TOR THE EAST.—AII Order has just bean received at the Castle, commanding. Major Ponsouby, Private Secretary ...

... compromised . In fact 'compromise' became the order of the day, and the result was that Lord John was metamorphosed from a rabid Whig-Radical intoa sound Conservative , and Lord Aberdeen from • Tory of the old high and dry school into a Liberal who never opened ...

... &vision took place Sir W. Heatheote, r Per th the The Chair A discomioh r. D'ISRAELI - Lord J. RUSSELL . Ur. DISRAELI _Wog 'Whigs be dl Thr House divided—For t the motion Mons* adjourned at fo API An hottest old red method of r's bill, 000asionally To 1 ...

... honourable friend who I has just spoken, and they were all of opinion that the best mode of forming a government was by uniting the Whig party with the party of the:remaining friends of Sir R. Peel, who were then ready to accept offiee under Lord Aberdeen. (Hear ...

... JOBBING AND CENTRALISATION. The death of Mr. Baldwin, commissioner of the I n.olvent Court, ban afforded an opportunity to our Whig government to perpetrete a grove job, and at Ole same time doe little in the way of Viet principle of centralisation which ...

... cousented from patriotic motiven to play second to Lord Aberdeen ; lot if he allows another Peelite to supersede him, great Whig leader find his part in the concert reduced to • very small and piping on the octave dote. But there is • stronger man than ...

... the greater portion of whom will be encamped at a village cloee to the barracks. An English division under General Brown, eon'Whig of light troops, has bean ordered to Yarns, which will be the extremity of the line of which Gallipoli is the commencement ...

... injurious to the interests of many of its members, so mulch that seems to annonnea • return to the old family policy of the Whig., an mush harnn I. done to the many for the sake of little benefit to the few. that we are tempted to ask whether the chenges ...

... government the Ministry that on one s was • sentiment running Commons which might not led with. It is, we believe, nee that a Whig and Prothe Lower House, walking in the afternoon, overtook Sir arely proceeding from the me direction. After a few James began ...

... Lord Aberdeen has lingered too upon the stage, and is too old to exchange the office of • Tory Molitor for the duties of • Whig neophyte; and we sincerely wish that, instead of being at the head of the Treasury in London, he were snugly ensconced lo his ...

... representative system of the country; but Parliament remembered the scandalous attempt of 1832 to secure to the Russellite whigs a permanent dominion in the empire, and obviously thinking that the body in question had not been improved by an amalgamation ...