... before him the dep/ts of the 40th and 65th in full marching order. On Tuesday he visited the schools, hospitals, &c.—Belfast Whig. ‘The guacdians of the Ti union are open to receive tenders from to instruct the blind inmates of the workhouse on ipes and ...

... single in. dividual. Genius that has nothing but genius to recommend it, to receive at best a grudging recognitiou from either Whig or Tory Governments. ...

... and for of 1-164. The market closed firm at an average advance following, upon the grain and provision trade, is from the Whig of Saturday:—Supplies at this day's market were small of grain and vatmeal, and a advance of 34 to 61 por cwt was obtained ...

... Canada, 16 130 64, New, one zi 9 12 Stirling and Dunfermline, 47 0 Glasgow Gas Company, - We take the following from the Belfast Whig of day :—Linen—In Ballymena the supply was small; coarse sets froely bought up, at late rates; finer sets neglected, Armagh ...

... reserve, still constitute the policy of Lord Palmerston. His tone cannot even yet be distinctly identified with Conservative or Whig. His brief speech on Thursday wants the firmness and precision that mark strong convictions and matured ideas. The only thing ...

... should be carried has been perpetually prolific of discord amongst the Whigs. It was so in 1783, at the peace of Paris, terminating the American war, when the Shelburne (or Chatham) Whigs went one way and the Foxite (or Rockingham) voted in another; and again ...

... Is innpotirtlly giving the habits of Whets a good brushing. awl not 1101 W 6 UUu THEREBY HANGBA 1:41;,J7 ,,, ryi Re ei.r Its Whig resit) 8 Huetell l'alitiorsti it. This is not h. competition time tind good article on Rap, t. Int It lOU nun URI &kW butyk ...

... puzzle. The utmost we can gather from it is that, the Reform Bill of 1832 wu not good, because it was a bill got up by the Whigs; that England is an ancient, a very ancient country, and that the landed interest ought to be predominant Mingled with all ...

... was never able to perceive the importance, or to acknowledge the eminent talents, of Lord John Russell ; the genius of the whig chief lying incomparably more in the region of the abstract than was at all congenial with the emitiently commercial tastes ...

... two great parties in the country met on ads, all in favour of the sugar planters, and more sugar nearly equal terms, and the Whigs were only able to had probably been turned out during the fortnight than retain office at the nrioe of the Lichfield House ...

... been called into support. The Whig party in Roxburghshire has ceased to exist, and the need for a political creed that consists in something else than negatives and doubts is felt by those who hitherto accepted the Whig Committee as the ex its of Rox ...

... be obtained either by towns or counties at the expense of the small boroughs which are strongholds of landed influence, both Whig and Tory. It is hardly possible, therefore, that the landed interest can be promoted way the distribution goes. Mr Disraeli ...