... Morning Star speaks of an intrigue that is said sell to amity, the chief phases of which alliance would be the existence of a new Whig Premier, when a new Go- Yernment comes into power, and one who has not been Premier before. The Post states that on the entire ...

... see Lord John Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Sir James Graham, Sydney Herbert, .Mr. Cobden, Mr. Bright, or Mr. Gibson in the House. Whigs and Tories respectively allowed an Irish landlord tojdispatch the Bill in their name, and of the two Lord Palmerston isjfar ...

... Chancery, under the said Act, should be inserted in the Dublin Daily newspaper, and also in the Belfast Mercury and Sort hern Whig. Any person or body corporate, whether interested in the premises or not, may apply the said Court of Chancery, by motion, ...

... had the disagreeable task of bringing forward his budgets in the face of large deficiencies, is anoticeable fact that the Whigs invariably take office with a surplus, and leave it in debt), and the imposition of additional taxes is never an act of popularity ...

... and Western, 4 per cent pref., Midland Great Western & Royal Canal Lord Palmerston and the Party.—As to the old and ydung Whigs who discuss the pitiful gravity which of the •x-leaders shall be the new chief, we must ask them why not leave the party to ...

... not in msequence of the J.s-. Kussell on! 1 almt (1 cannot too repeat this), but be.ause, the Ra.lic.ls f, .e wreck of the Whig Party proper ,s ictvitable l.e Icailers of the 0»(. »re this dtlemns : . , v ., th „ aaon.ry Kllhout the assistance of the ...

... the gallant member for Tipperary were absolutely unanswerable; and, in point of fact, though the landocracy were protected by Whig aud Tory alike that occasion, the crushing case made out ensured the victory the case of the Donegal inquiry. We are happy ...

... offensive conduct on the part of these individuals as would have warranted their summary expulsion from the house. Northern Whig. Life Boat Bay. —We are glad to observe that the Royal National Life Boat Institution has, with the liberality and promptitude ...

... the man who sells their. This is even-handed justice, for which the country should grateful to Mr. Walpole. When should tind Whig Home Secretory to propose such a measure? Galway has acquired an unenviable notoriety among corrupt constituencies. Freemen ...

... any policy which the Palmerston and Russell sections would support. It would essential to attach :ce Manchester party in any Whig combination, d not judicious to overlook the Peclite-*, who count so many men of acknowledged and administrative experience ...

... to bring Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell into amity, the chief phases of which alliance would the existence of a new Whig Premier when a new Government comes into power, and one who has not been Premier before. . , . . The Post states that, the ...

... received with shouU of jay, which echoed even to the King’s camp in tbe viamty of This acquittal sealed the fate of James. The Whig malcontents, wco had long been carrying with Prince of Orange, wtra now joiwd by many Tanaj. The Engli-b monarch had y eomewhat ...