... WHIG BRIBERY. Whig contemporary. the • Scot seems to have become all at once utterly oblivions of one of the niAst strikili„; phenomena of the day. liriliery—gr, ab- Mama bribery—ham culminated to a height such as has not been witnessed in the memory ...

... parties in the State those whom tradition !Hints to as the Whigs are to be the most severely reprobated, and yet their conduct is quite intelligible and not without an objcet. For a long time the Whigs held, as it were, the balance of power between the ex;reme ...

... SABBATH OBSERVANCK IN PLACES. SUNDAY last was a remarkably busy day with the Whig leaders. Early in the day Laird Palmerston had an in:creiew with Her Majesty, and, Laving received her instructions to form au Administration, he forthwith commenced operations ...

... Pal* merston Ministry would have but a brief existence. This raav be quite true—indeed, is highly probable; but If neither Whig nor Tory can command a majority in the House, or the confidence of the country, bow is the Queen’s Government carried ? —North ...

... it is said that an amendment the address will be moved in the House of Commons the Marquis of Hartington, on the part of the Whig Opposition, and that it will seconded Sir Moreton Peto. The Advertiser also makes the same statement, and says there is perfect ...

... and none need now want web. The prices for work done still the former low figure. Short Time in the Mills.— -We (Northern Whig) regret to hear that it is the intention of several ol the largest flax spinning firms in Belfast commence three-quarter time ...

... Vfaa.olooer MoJeltiar. awl from Ileum a of thaw Mistral& fur up Nina rigerre, SW, is abeam kept oft head. baker trot . •. Whig. 71114 PARTIES WILL FIND A LAWL STINK of C arp t.. Hearth-rugs. Haasork.. AU Wool and Vales Foresters, Prints. Quilts, Sheetiap ...

... nesupaper pubti-lied in the di- frit'. the iseideut, a. is I-, is just another instanee of tbe which dwells in some e l our Whig lirethi en. Thry +re Liberal their but their belni Tlik: • W E reeritial the number of this sew file public fareer. It is a ...

... Frumm't Jcmrmal speaks Lord Eghnton m terms of respect and admiruiaii. Thatnsner «h» it be h.U.’JriS pleaanre the restoration of 'Whig to the Vine-royalty, it must not bo couitderod dotrsctinß one parti* tic from the high merit which dlalingnm&d the pertonal ...

... Edinburgh, at which seat of learning the Marquis ofLansdowne, Lord John Rnsseil, Lord Faimeraton, Lord Olenelg, and other eminent Whig politicians were educated, end were his contemporaries. Previous to his accession to the Earldom bod a seat the House of Commons ...

... was at the time a saleable ofbee and had been fully paid fur lung ago, a. bairn;; been conferred open 1.04 d Murray when the Whigs tame in. Our own notice also had one error whit h we are desirous to correct. In the meeting which ha, proved to tw the tart ...

... it is true, but still nine!' lar,fer than any ',ilk? single section in the house. The result must peculiarly galling to the Whig party, who so cone, predicted that the appeal to the country would result in the ignominious defeat of the Derbvites, and their ...