... power—to join it openly, and. to quit like men the party they have betrayed. The Daily Telegraph says the negotiations with Whigs and Adullamites have alike failed, and the new Cabinet will probably be the Cabinet of 1859, plus Lord Cranbourne. Mr Lowe ...

... certain shining light which, like the phosphoric radiance of carrion, owes its only brightness to rank corruption.—Northern Whig. Franciscan Friars at Killarney.—A swarm of this order has lighted in Killarney. They are located in a house, one of four houses ...

... and rents arc well paid. Our contemporary asks where arc the Tory landlords of North Wilts! Bnt why will he not allow the Whig gentlemen, and the Consorvatives of liberal opinions, to recover their positions in the counties England and which were from ...

... must bo nearly three quarters hour. Party Expressions Belfast.—Readers of our local Police Court reports (says the Northern Whig) cannot but have been impressed and amused by tho frequency with which persons are charged with the use of party expressions ...

... all night. The jury still (ailed to agree, and to intended arraign Bradley before another jury. Haifoaona Girt to Northern Whig states that William Danville, of Belfast, rat aside €lO.OOO. to be called the Scrolls Trust, (or tbs material, intellectual ...

... and encouragement from the Whigs and Liberals than he got, and when Gladstone rose to throw cold water on this attempt to revive an exhausted subject, the matter was at an end for any practical purpose. One or two of the Whigs took occasion to throw out ...

... universally, recognised in Edinburgh but for the envenomed hostility of the old Whig clique which he has offended too deeply to forgiven. The clique, oomposed of the Whig Parliament House interest, is lepudiated by the healthier and more independent |»ortion ...

... places in England, Wales, and Scotland, for their guidance. The Member for Sheffield.—Mr Roebuck, who has been at war with the Whig party during the greater portion of twenty years, seems to have returned to his allegiance, for we observe that he was present ...

... of that minister, asserted an indisputable predominance on the accession of Lord Russell, and that it was natural that the Whig party should resent the attempt to transfer power from itself to those whom had hitherto regarded rather questionable allies ...

... to accept what will satisfy the Liberal party generally, if he cannot get a Radical, he will thankfully accept a Whig measure ; and the Whig measure he may finally induced to accept will probably have a considerable tincture of Toryism. No measure should ...

... and brutal enemies and Catholicity, bidding him « get out, and make for honest man —to «rit. White, ?own with Lord up with Whig* Waldron, knowing what a force of electors Mr Ryan 1 could marshal against him, most have felt foredoomed on receiving the ...

... cause by telling you some of the reasons why 1 vote for bun myself. In the last parliament there were three great parties—the Whigs, who, netting tired of the name, now call themselves Lilierals—(cheers, laughter, and groans)—those who used to be called ...