... past the course pursued by the noble lord has encouraged the hope that he had abandoned the time-serving and immoral policy of Whig coteries in reference to foreign countries, and had at last come to the conviction that national honour is paramount to the ...

... or a Montgomery who had been so snubbed, the Whig statesmen would have cued no more than they did when Sir Charles Napier was unjustly rapped across the knuckles by Lord Dalhousie. No! what all the Whig ex-placemen and the Prelims are combining to tempt ...

... mat, to heal h. But the chiefs of the Liberal party in Great Britain — Aberdeen anti the Peelitea—Lord John Ruseell and the Whigs—and Palmerston and the Liberals, saw what au amoent of political capital could made of the business, how it might cloak the ...

... THE SUNDAY CONTROVERSY IN THE NORTH. OF IRELAND. Northern Whig contains further correspondence o f some interest, between the Rev. William Johnston aid Lord Maseereene and Ferrard, regarding Sunday trains and the Sunday question generally. Mr Johnston ...

... Liberal; but he must tell them frankly that he did not under the Act it dropped to 11,000, but last year (i.e., wish to see the Whigs back again—(a laugh)—and rs year ending list May, 1817) was up to 14,124 (besides& frankly that he did not want to see the ...

... IxctanD. Justice Moore died near Dublin on Tbureday. BHLFAST. — The Northern Whig bas the gratif ing statement, founded upon official returns, of the number of paupers of all classes in the workhouse from Saturday the 6th ttf October, to Saturday the ...

... the conclusion that Reform of some kind was necessary. But he would advise them to be cautious and not he juggled by either Whig or Tory. It is quite evident to all mest in this country that honesty dues not reside in any particular class. They had seen ...

... charge of bigony the priestiwr will have to answer the further charge of perjury. YOUNG GENTLEMEN EMIGRANTS. The Nurarra Whig publishes an amming letter Irvin a young man. now at licadigo. It concludes as follows If anybody arks the question, should ...

... Tim fullewiag is the conclusion of bin oildreas-- . To me and to you it matters lithe whether, in relation to the past, the Whigs are or are nit more deserving of coodentuatiou than the Cuoservatives. Let us endeavour to provide fur the future rather than ...

... have discovered that they, the Reformers., hold the balance, that they can coerce the Tories and impose etipulateuts on the Whigs. Already they have gained something, and, by managing their Influence wisely next year, the work will go gallantly on. The ...

... ary Reform. the Government of the Whigs, iris 1846, was presided over Lord John Roseell, and in 1851 they introduced a bill into the Horne of Commons with the view of extenOing the fronchiso They hod slum had • Whig Government under Lord Pelineraton, ...

... scarcely I doubt, now when it is fairly apoealed to in a tarot great ! oppr Woo, that the Governnieut will du its duty.—Nor(ices. Whig. ...