... wisdom of Parliament was shaken, and, to complete the disgrace of the Whigs, the finances constantly declined under their inefficient control. While the Liberals, composed of Whigs and Radicals, Dissenters and Papists, Repealers and Brass Bands, were ...

... Aberdeen had further diminished it to £752,000,000. Under the Palmerston regime and the Russian war (always a pet affair with the Whigs), the laboriously effected reductions of previous years were all swamped, and the debt was swollen to nearly £780,000,000. ...

... upon no less than twelve persons, most of whom received the same as the guerdon of parliamentary services rendered to the Whigs. To these additions to the peerage the immaculate oracle raised no objection. It wore the Palmerston badge, and anything that ...

... members of the party already whisper their hopes of finding future leader in the austerest utilitariar. among the hereditary Whigs. If, however, recent experience is to influence the anticipations of the future, it may be conjectured that the Government ...

... placed there at the expense of the rate-payers. VICEREGAL GAME OF BOWLS.—An official correspondence, published in the Northern Whig, notifies that the Earl of Eglinton has been pleased to accept the office (a sinecure one) of president of the Belfast Bowling ...

... —ln reference to the of the estates of air Charles Powell Leslie, one of the members fur the county of Monaghan, the Norther% Whig bus been requested to state that, alter the sale of these lands on Mr Leslie's petition, he will retain a rent roll of L. 13 ...

... Maran- hams, 83d to 94; Babies, 734. We take the following on the Irish linen, linen yarn, and fax trade from the North ern Whig of Friday :— cn Saterday, the supply of linen was for the season, and most ‘ot goods were of ‘at former rates, ‘not so brisk ...

... cats was Naw Oats,—Uo s Portadone im Portadowo The les oan purchased by tho propetetor of the Portadowa steam wiil.— Belfast Whig. Tee Coxvict Carnatsctos.—Up te a late hoar ox —Up te a late hear on Friday evening so of a reprieve for the eon- been received ...

... the present governing officials—who are, in fact, the liquidators of the unperformed promises so lavishly expended by the whigs, and so miserably left unimplemented to the country—must be given to understand that their tenure of office is dependent on ...

... 3-16d; Egyptians, 8d to 10}d; Tid to 844. We take the following on the Irish linen, linen yarn, and flax trade from the Northern Whig of Friday :— Linen—In Ballymena, on Saturday, the supply was moderate, with a fair demand. Prices of 36-inch goods stationary; ...

... extent i this part of the county, podded, «own are geverally good—ioog in the straw, well aod will bead abundant crop.—Bellast Whig. Tue Inox AyD Coat wn trade romaine tion as wo last it, in pretty much tbe same The leading members of the trad je are fairly ...

... the highest value in the House of Lords, our Supreme Court of Appeal. Such is the testimony of an ultra-liberal journal. The Whig Times also acknowledges that Lord Kingsdown is perhaps the ablest judge of his day, notwithstanding the melancholy fact that ...