... 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, ...

... delusion, and that some other means must be employed for the improvement of general walk and conversation in Belfast—Northern Whig. DEATH OF CATHOLIC OF ELPHIN.— The Freeman's Journal announces the death of Dr Brown, titular Bishop of Etphiu, which occurred ...

... ive men. Mr Bright is the exponent of the views of advanced Liberalism; Mr Moncrieff may be taken as the mouthpiece of any Whig Cabinet which may be called to office in the event of a change of Ministry. Both speeches were worthy of the occasion which ...

... Parliament during the last session. As regarded the coming Reform Bill, he believed the people of this country cued little for Whig or Tory; what they wanted was a really good bill. Ile was not at all aware what was to be the nature of Mr Bright'. Rehm Bill ...

... ettici-ut ; a.ud tt at .Ci.) given him was well money. Mr Itowie sported that the loying of side drairta i o ugh Street were Whig proceeded with. under the direction uf Mr LAM. DUNLOP 'TIN?. Mr Howie also te,iorted that there been subscribed for Dunlop ...

... u t ot Opposition a lade iresher thau they went into It; and he had no doubt it would Ise (June Li the next seadoo that the Whig leaders had made a were conoiderable s ep in advance, in coessquente of having been thrown into ehaeles ut Opposition. ((Lear ...

... distance within the French iron- ! tier, a unto having the appeorance of a brigand stopped them, house, as lie had the key Whig. nod, proseattag • pistol, demanded their money or their life. They laid they had no money, but he proceeded to search theta ...

... mood it is °beim'', therefore, that without the application of considerable moral pressure from without, a majority both of Whigs and Tories will eagerly seize the opportunity of what they call settling the account on the terms. But the account be settled ...

... the eommutiion table. May He wire has thus 'began the good wry it es the day of We Lard.' The orphanage psalms at Calcutta Whig of a limited character, Me farther admission of orphans therein has for the ggessut to be suspended. Thit is the more to be ...

... are his appearances considered by the London Press, that no expense is spared in securing early reports of his speeches. The Whig papers that first villified him are gradually veering round, accounting for their change to a modification of views on the ...

... n —(laughier)—you live in £lO houses; hut if you go below 8, or £7 I the case bechmes more desperate at .ftl and £5, and a Whig franchise is positively revolutionary I 1 confess 1 don't believe this in the least. The number ef , electors under the rating ...