... SOCIETIES —IN VESTIOA TION OF THE CASE OFTHE BELFAST PRISONERS. [BT BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] [From the Northern Whig.j BELFAST, Friday Evening. The inquiry into the case of the 10 prisoners arrested Belfast the sth December, charged with being ...

... of seats; but he will triumph on one or more of the other points, either in this session or some future one ; so that the Whigs and Tories will merely have the pleasure of putting the cart before the horse. But will not be one of the least important results ...

... Eighteen of the borough member* for thia county vote againat the Ballot, and only thirteen for it. If it were not that from old Whig trammel* Leeda is kept opposed to this necessary measure, should have all the larger populations of the district on the Liberal ...

... measure, was the cause of the Palmerston overthrow, and this act raised against him the antipathies of a numerous class of the Whigs, who recognise in the member for Tiverton the man for the tiroes. And then, again, bis speeches at Manchester were in no respect ...

... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, TOESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1859. TEE ARRESTS IE IRELAND, The Northern Whig of Saturday gives the following as ample particulars as could be collected of the private investigation held there Friday ** Yesterday morning, according to a ...

... . With few insignificant exceptions, electoral reform it admitted, by all classes in this country, to be social necessity. Whig* and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, are unanimous on this head. restore it to its original efficacy, all that it re-; ...

... iabrie, would be policy altogether unworthy of English Minister. Our Tories, no doubt, and the truth must be spoken, our 'Whigs also, hare always held it to be high policy to support the Court of Vienna in erery important crisis, knowing, as they did ...

... think him- Mr. Yardley hoped that the end of this would that self mneb illused being summoned. the opposing parties, both Whigs and Tories, reds ;ind Mr. Norton animadverted in severe terms on his scan- blues, it there were such factions and colours in ...

... Pilmbbston and Louis Napoleon. The Liberal Conservatives were equally divided in their votes between the leaders of the rival Whig and Tory factions. Of the 47 professed Liberals who will have to look for new seats or retire from Parliament on the disfr ...

... of Governor of the Isle of Man. Ae election previons to that one was in 1841, when Sir Robbbt Fbbl, on succeeding the feeble Whig* in office, rewarded the same Hon. Chables Hopb for his devoted services by Commissionership of Greenwich Hospital. Backed ...

... , and the now fixed and earnest sentiments,of theverymen who, in panic of craven fear and senseless bigotry, denounced the Whig Ministry of 1830 as a gang of revolutionists, than whom Cromwell and his followers were more honest and more respectable ...

... Since 1830 the Liberals had been advancing in power, while the Whigs had been as rapidly declining, until at last they had become an insignificant minority of the Liberal party. The old Whigs had bred in and in until all their political stamina was gone ...