... Gilpin sit the same side bat Mr Stanley is the brother of a peer who was in the last Whig Cabinet, and who is not in this, and Mr Gilpin is an interloper on the Whig preserves. I see this appointment attracted your attention in your last, but you did ...

... to the excitement consequent on the religious preachings which are going on in the various districts round about.—Northern Whig. The Earl of Carlisle arrived in Dublin on Tuesday ; and on Wednesday the Corporation presented the customary address of c ...

... sup- plied by Mr Paton guaranteed to be trus, as also io pass the Govern- a1 Uw NW BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Prom the Northern Whig.) Warrs Goons.—A decided turn has taken place in the de- mand for finixhed linens. Sales began to extend, and, now that the ...

... but whatever may be the value of the property lost by this disaster, it is said to be fully covered by insurance.—Northern Whig. Severe Thunderstorm in Ireland. —The Irish papers record the passing over that country of a thunderstorm of unusual severity ...

... principle directly at variance with that on which Established Churches are based. It was shewn that the Commissioner appointed a Whig Government to inquire into the subject of the Annuity tax. had distinctly reported in favour of the demand of the Edinburgh ...

... believed the noble bord was, in of sagacity, six months in advance of all his colleagues. He would to himelf that be must have Whigs, for there was no doing it them ; then he must have some of for it was impossible them ont alte- j—and he would next look out ...

... Saturday night to Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli was a complete success, and gives a most satisfactory denial to the rumour which the Whig agents had been endeavouring to push into circulation—that the Conseiwatives were dissatisfied with their leaders, and particularly ...

... of Lord Macaulay's narrative of the massacre of Glencoe. Surely such strong evidence of the distortion of facts by the great Whig historian ought to make him more wary in his statements. The Lifted Veil is a strange, powerful story of an abnormal condition ...

... never had to undergo the humiliation of doing anybody's bidding against its conscience. hat fate seems specially reserved for Whig and Coalition Cabinets. ...

... time had come when the true Liberal party must be listened to ; and he had actually had the audacity to leave two or three old Whig families out of the Cabinet—(laughter)—and to offer office to two or three real Liberals. He (Mr Layard) recently read in a ...

... seized upon her, though she had not even the catholic claim of a common humanity, and sent her once again to Ireland. —Belfast Whig. Patent Hydraulic Purchase Machine for Cronstadt Docks. —Under the directions of the Russian Government, » great slip dock ...

... “Tl tecuble you for his fare.” ‘oungeter had to covering ; and, after conductor received his fare.—- (Canada, June 9) Ma a Whig “ The career of the late Chancellor of the one of Mr friends soon after his tive failure as a Minister in 1852, “is not closed ...