... plans now adopted were in direct variance with the declared opinions of Mr. Gladstone in former | times, and with the of the Whig Government itself ig sessions. They were taking the first step to- aa large and permanent income tax. Even if the treaty was ...

... manslaughter against Ricalda, who was already in custody on the charge. Mr. Gladstone and the Carlton Club. — We (Northern Whig) learn from a private source of in- formation, on which we can place every reliance, that, on Wednesday last, Mr. Gladstone ...

... did no good, but has been t canse of depravity in one of its most inful and most disa to trons conditions.— Belfast Northern Whig. Sare or Cavaca Lrvrxes- —On Wednesday, four chur ut livings were sold by auction, at Garraway’s, by Messrs. Far re as follows ...

... whole life of days has possession of the citadel, and time has taken us for its owner. Mr. Grapstose asp tHe Crvs.—The Northern Whig learns from a private source of information on which it can rely, that Mr. Gladstone has withdraws his name from the Carlton ...

... of j separation set down for trial, and 112 in various stages of progress, making a grand total of 432 causes The Northern Whig publishes the statistics of drunken- ness in Belfast, to show how much that crime increased the year of Revivalism. In the ...

... raii- vay contractor, has been retured for Londonderry, by a majority £19. The other candidates were Mr. Skipton, moderate Whig ; ind Mr. Greer, ultra Liberal. Mr. M’Cormick is a “‘ moderate Yonservative.” Tue portion of the Channel Fleet, now it Plymouth ...

... themselves at Se. under the réyime of a userper. They would be at feud with the magnate of Duke, the or the Earl—who was probably a Whig. Thes were thrown back entirely upon broke describes himself as own resources, and their own society; and afer retirement from ...

... which are palpable to the meatiest capacity, and are discussed in every twopenny coffee-house. What is the spell which the Whig party breathe over the inhabitants of this kingdom that they submit to the indignity of such a Government? Friendly to despothim ...

... will& les more than oat occasion taken a active pats is polities the Liberal—or perhaps It woeld be mere eeriest to say the old Whig—interest. 'knowing J. &Lumley now, to her Mission at St. Petersburg, is appointed se as Whisk Embassy et Contemn the ream dMr ...

... world, will move that the bill be referred to a Se- lect Committee after the second reading, and all the Tories and nervous Whigs will support his mo- tion in the hope that affair may thereby be shelved altogether. If Mr. Massey's motion is carried, there ...

... easy 'smashed Sayers, If unbacked by doers. ...

... . | Boreagh suffrage, as calculated to let in the fluod of and to swamp property, are re-burnished. .- 3p That recreant Whig, Sir Bulwer Lytton, last week,reproduced them in an elaborated and elegant carefully prepared; and he, -the: company of another ...