... this morning iv triumph of what tlio Observer calls the ' unprincipled Coalition,' formed against the Government by Tories, Whigs, Peace-men, and Peelites. Mr Cobden carried his motion condemnatory of Ministers by a majority of sixteen, the numbers having ...

... minds for riot and bloodshed on the very first opportunity—and that to j an extent new even in the north of Ireland.—Northern Whig. The Cattle Murrain. —According to private letters the long-dreaded cattle murrain has broken out in a virulent form in parts ...

... Ireland's awake. Will you be up? Long live Nana Sahib! Down with England! Hurrah for Liberty ! God save the People !'—Belfast Whig. Dying Happy.—ln the Dublin Nation of Saturday we find the following shameless paragraph;— The following anecdote, vouched ...

... Ireland. The Twelfth of July Riots Belfast.—The Whig of Thursday says:—' The appearance of imposing constabulary force in this district has had the effect of putting append to all rioting, apparently, for the present. The disturbed districts during the ...

... the law one way, aud if is a Whig, he will lay it down the opposite way. This has been equally demonstrated the course taken the House of Commons. The Tory lawyers here all say ditto to Lords and St Leonards, and the Whig lawyers will clearly demonstrate ...

... anxious to recruit for any hostile campaign against the Whigs. But as far as anybody can classify so tortuous and self-willed a state councillor as Gladstone, he seems considerably further east than the Whigs, not to speak of the Tories. As, however, he is isolate* ...

... 189, and at the fourth clection in 1839, the Conservative was returned by a majority of 462, after which the cause of the Whigs for a dozen years remained as hopless in the county as before the passing of the Reform Bill, and they did notagain venture ...

... Lord Derby was especially severe Vernon Smith, who has loDg been butt for Tory abuse, and whose relationship to the brilliant Whig wit who wrote Peter is a crime not to bo forgiven the present generation of Orangemen. seems the heavy nephew of the brilliant ...

... the pike, and don't let the opportunity pass !' The Inquiry into the Belfast Riots.—Mr David Lynch, Q.C., (Roman Catholic and Whig), and Mr Hamilton §niythe, Q.C., (Protestant and Conservative), the Qoramisjioners appointed the Lord-lieutenant to inquire ...

... writings, much less with the hellish deeds of the Indian mutineers. Extensive Robbery and Fraud the Customs —The Northern Whig Saturday says: A painful feeling was excited yesterday in commercial circles Belfast by the discovery one of the most extensive ...

... time, however, that it will be impossible to realise such a happy state of things so long as the ministry of the day, be it Whig or Conservative, has very much to depend for its majorities in the House of Commons on the distribution of the loaves and fishes ...

... of John Stirling, Esq., Sydney N S W On the 10th instant, at Glenar.n, Frauds D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig On the 7th instant, at Castle Street hero, William Cnchton Bell, aged 9 years, son of Mr Irving 801 l On the 6th instant. Mrs ...