... say that such success is certain. Unquestionably, the Whigs are not popular with the Roman Catholics of Ireland. Archbishop Cullen finds he can obtain far more from Lord Derby than from the Whigs. He will not permit a sacrilegious hand to be placed on ...

... opinions brought against him by the Whigs and Tories who were now combined for the purpose of preventing his return. He could understand the old Tories very well in their denunciation of Mr. Bright, but the old traitor Whigs he could not understand. They all ...

... dances still tetter. His changes of character are rapid and perfect that one doubts the evidence of his reason.” —Northern Whig. VALENTINE VOUSDEN, CORN EXCHANGE, THIS EVENING, EIGHT. His rapid transformations of character, and the ability with which ...

... away. Mr. Cobden’s presence, and that of Mr. Gibson’s in ike Cabinet wonld have represented the substantial defeat of the old Whig monoply of office. The man who would unite in his own person the three qualities of Parliamentary Orator, Popular Leader, and ...

... and acting with the larger and respectable body of Toryism. So among the Liberals there are extreme Radicals, and very coy Whigs acting with the great Liberal rntyority, but from time to time dissenting from it. The practical difference consists in the ...

... This affords favourable opening for a reapectablo party getting into business. For further particulars, apply letter to “D.W., Whig Office, Belfast.’' WHOLESALE CAST IRON WAREHOUSE, Primce’t-Place, Ann-Strect, Belfast, T7IOR THE SALE OF EAVE SPOUTING, Rain-water ...

... Surveyor-General, and it had advanced thus far towards completion under a Tory administration. The new Ministers were Whig—old Whig the backbone. Their surveyor was a man devoted to his party, and, his own estimation, the Only competent Government sh ...

... dances still better. His changes of character are rapid and perfect that one doubts the evidence of his reason.” —Northern Whig. VALENTINE VOUSDEN, CORN EXCHANGE, THIS EVENING, at EIGHT. His rapid transformations of character, and the ability with which ...

... could occur than the instinctive alliance Lord Derby boasts of being now consummated between Cardinal Wiseman and himself. The Whigs, acting upon principle, fought the battle of degraded and enslaved Romanism. TJiey took the starved and benumbed viper, cherished ...

... QUESTION. Mr. Brown asked what was the medium of advertising for schoolmaster and schoolmistress ? Mr. BoYCE—The News-Letter and Whig. Mr. Brown I think that is not sufficient. The greatest possible publicity should have been given to such matters, and I think ...

... The ideal which form of Lord Derby great earl coming down to the House to tear in pieces the platitudes of some steady-going Whig official, and then retiring into his earldom with little regard whether not her Majesty ever calls upon him take the place ...

... support. This gathering is certainly larger than could have boon obtained by any other statesman, or, probably, by the two Whig leaders combined, and it gives reason to suppose that the measure of the Cabinet will be at least read second time. Mr. Walpole ...