... Deata or Ma F. D. Fivtar, or Betrast.—We regret to have to announce the death of Mr F. D. Finlay, of Belfast, of the Northern Whig. Mr Finlay was, fora series of years, the consistent and fearless upholder of liberal opinions in the north of Ireland. He ...

... in the Commons. AM shades of part have umited in their support of Mr Cobden's motion Conservative, Peelite, Manchester, and Whig. Lord Palmerston's only hope at present is in same undecided Liberals, who shrink from making way for a Derbyit Government ...

... Sets, Bed Room A Rich and Rare Stock of Bohemian Glass Ornaments. of Martingales, Gisthe, Carry Comb, and lenge stock of Gig Whigs, ot » Cloth, Nail, and Tooth Brushes ; Shoe Brushes, from ls per set each, full size atls and Small Eight-tune Musical Bows; ...

... revolted from the Conservative camp. But he has not gone over to the Liberals, at least we cannot see that he has. He says the Whigs have no claim to the merit of free-trade, and of financial and military reforms, becanse at one time they opposed them. Now ...

... sad oppose the Government on a county franchise bill. Above all, Lerd Jchm Rassell unfuris an independent banner — will the Whigs rally round it? ‘The Peelite section seem at present at sixes and sevena Probably it is only in appearance. It is to effect ...

... Dinner Sets, Bed Room A Rich and Rare Stock of Bohemian Glass Ornaments. quantities of in half Casey Go large stock of Gig Whigs, a Hair, Cloth, Nail, and Tooth Brushes ; Shoe Brushes, from le per set Weather Glasses. Cabinet Maker's Splendid Stock of ...

... ; pow the fuor- steps of rarely echo in the House, and we are reduced to the of being ome of the last and most links im the Whig tail, ovly to be gut int) the House on divimons of the party whip protuse With respect to politics, I have no in ean- didiy ...

... not be unac ceptable in the Emerald Isle. Lord John Russell is to step into a peerage and the Presidency of the Council, the Whig party being thus prevented, if so inclined, from rallying round an independent ban- ner ; while the Peelites are to be secured ...

... position, he voted again with the Whigs (Laughter and cheers.) There was not in the House such an independent member ae Mr Laing, and the sole reasom for Mr Auld guing agacost him was that he would not go with thuse Whigs this country, and that he would ...

... upon the banks at Belfast aud other towns in the at Derry we are told tbe rua on the brapeb of the to a perfect pan Northera Whig. writing oa the the crisis ren through Ulster. and the coadect of n: ambers of the persous accus- tomed to deal with the baoks ...

... on the plea that it went too far. With- out the support of both these, Lord John would have little chance, since the of the Whig party, of going through with his Bill. But that support may behad. They entertain a joint hatred of the preseut Premier, the ...