... the House which the Whigs may gain to their side new sets of gracious selfabnegation. Coalition has done Ita utmost; and now that Conservative party number* nearly one-half of the House, and is being steadily reinforced, the Whig chiefs may well look ...

... been the result? That, at the presént moment, the Whig party is the minimum of all sections in the House of Commons, that Whig candidates ecarce dare appear on a hustings, and that one- half of the Whig Cabinet is composed of men diff-ring from the other ...

... The plot thickens as the labors of the Com- mission progress, and the design of the Roman Catholic party, aided by the Irish Whig-Radi- cal Government, assumes a graye aspect. Our Wake—On the 12th instant, at Malvern, the wife of Captain Charles Wake, H ...

... THE CLIFTONYILLE MURDER. The Northern Whig, annouices that his Exoe the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to commute the sentence of the convict William Herdman, who was found guilty at the late assizes of the murder of his cousin, John Herdman, and sentenced ...

... copied into the Nor. thern Whig, and the plaintiffs then took an action against the proprietor of that journal for libel, and also took the present proceedings against the defendant Hempton for having sold copies of the Northern Whig in Londonderry. The defendant ...

... “the base bloody, and cruel Whigs” out manauvering them at every turn. The good people of Tralee are asked to elect Thomas O'Hagan to fill the place so ignominiously vacated by the son of O'Connell. We think oue sample of the Whig representative sbould satisfy ...

... ease. The Times says that the cen- sure falls with crushing weight upon him ; and the remarks that the verdict of the Whig jury on a Whig chief renders necessary the Lord resignation. The Times is well pleased at the receptioa by thg new President of the ...

... outlet ar the North Uaton “4 — Whig the — the RAI LWAY RETURNS. wd, ylat- EnntsKItceN, & LonDONDERRY Ra duff. elly The traffic on this Railway for the week eon, Febroary 23, 1862 was as follow-- Passengers (4848) including »ha mails .. wd 14 4 ther Parcels ...

... it was adjourned until to-day to give the parties an opportunity of settling it. Mr. Finlay, the proprietor of the Northern Whig, was the complainant, aud twelve of his compositors were the defendants. It was adjourned for the purpose of allowing the meu ...

... with, the Whigs. It was true tho Conservatives took credit for the Reform Bill of 1867, hut was introduced, not for the good of the people, but take the wind out of the sails of Mr. Gladstone’s party—to use recognised expression dish the Whigs.” Who repealed ...

... and let them settle among themselves whether it shall Liberal or Whig; let them still talk the same language, and wear the same livery; they are perfectly welcome to preserve their Whig non cnclature, while they virtually acknowledge the ascendancy of ...

... found the Whigs proposing to act, in relation to its peculiar circumstances, irrespectively of party, and to consult for its well-being practically? The famine and the pestilence, sore evils in themselves, were aggra- vated by the policy of the Whigs; and ...