... attached to the old Whig party, was the personal friend of the Marquis of Lansdowne, and co-operated with the noble Marquis in all those measures which brought out and testified to the welldrirstood and broadly marked character of the Whigs. The deceased nobleman ...

... by every single apologist of the new system, that the Whig aristocracy may have all the Indian places for their relations if they only think proper to take them. The Globe acknowledges that a Whig minister will job, but argues that his leavings are good ...

... which no duty has been paid to several other honsee in town, and the low; to individuals is expected to be very g,reat.—Belfmt Whig. CouscrENce.—ltustly used by us in judging the actions of others. Pinehjpgs of a Corset sour the sweetest temper. A wespinhasios ...

... through the country, declares that the outcry sugered by the people surpass, that endued! at Skull and Skibbereen. The Nur-O,TR Whig seems to think that the landlords began with the beet intee. dons, but that they have innkcted practically much suffering. ...

... the basis for a national agitation on the question. The principal names attached to the document are those hitherto known as Whig Radical leaders, or as supporters, in and out of Parliament, of the scheme of Reform propounded by the late Joseph Hume, though ...

... peerages, the Premier seems determined to avail of existing forms of procedure in order to stock House of Lords with scions of Whig families, or the tuc-t devoted of their adherents. During the last two N no less than eleven of his followers have either raised ...

... bardly eo large as on however, were most and the items of the procession were worthy of obser: ation. Distages 1s Northern Whig has the founded upoa number fying statement, of paupers ot all classe ia the house from Saturday tbe 6th of October, to Saturday ...

... the materiale of view to pu qill throw considera! y wbied, it is bered morements iv Ireland. certain ‘Traps in U! Nortbero Whig on this subject, Ulster bas firms, although desp aod ly knows little of the secent crisis, as rgards stoppaxes amoug the working ...

... can be sincere In their professions of Liberalism? Men will doubtless go a long way for the sake of their tradition. The Whigs, we dare say, would gulp down one or two unpalatable conccsaions rather than surrender their title to be the popular party ...

... OVERTRADING AND ITS RESULT. its Annual Commercial Retrospect,” the Northern Whig says When reviewing the trade of 1856, at the commencement of last year, we noticed the rapid increase of British trade since 1848; showing that the exports of the United ...

... s will not think better of their chances with (fast shipowners for the present proceedings of the Belfast bench.— Northern Whig. ...

... of Mr Justice Moore are Mr Brewster, Serjeant O'Brien, and Mr U. G. Hughes, who held the post of Solicitor- General in tho Whig Ministry of 1847. A LITERARY PENSION.—The Belfast Mercury announces that Francis Davis, better known as 'The Belfast-man'— ...