... when matters of such overwhelming importance have to be dealt with in a wise and statesmanlike spirit. Mr. Marsh, a Liberal-Whig opposed the bill in its present shape, and drew upon his extensive Australian experience for the purpose of showing the u ...

... who will give a higher price fur it, as the internal fat is much more plentiful. TILE FODDER DEARTH IN IRELAND. The Northero Whig says :— For the last twenty years fodder has not brought such enormous prices as it at present brings in every Irish market ...

... but we believe our honour and safety demand a prudent abstention from all dynastic entanglements, such as most members of the Whig party, the whole of the Tories and perhaps the Court also, would be likely to encourage. So soon as England adopts the principle ...

... Iwo ford - II Admit to strike who was endorser the bed, so as net injure hie pekoe. He rend and round bed, says re liktorian. Whig new an ass side end row on the other, with no Aker result than =IIILUend agar the matrons on which the was going on. And stran ...

... is inexpedient to proceed with the repeal of the impost. A long debate followed, in the course of which that staunchest of Whigs, Mr. Ellice, Ben. joined the ranks of the enemy, announcing his hostility to the On a division, the third reading was carried ...

... amounted to 4402 head, sold at about last week's prices. There were also 476 pigs at market. II GOOD NEWS IRELAND--The Northern Whig contains the following obeervations : The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices run ...

... made his selection, and preferma Lora Palmerston as a colleague. This is an offence which has never been forgiven, though the Whig party have done everything they pos• aibly could to compensate the earl for the loss of office.—Court Junnurt. PHILANDERING ...

... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1854 led to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was secretary to the Admiralty in Lord John Russell's government from 18443 to 18.49, in which latter ...

... ex-speaker, Lord Eversley, voted with the Government, contrary to anticipation, as did also Earl Fitzwilliam. Among recent Whig creations, two, Aveland and Wensleydale, assisted to swell the opposition, while Lords Llanover and Lyveden remained faithful ...

... House of Lords by the title of Baron Strafford, of Harmondsworth. The present goer has held several appointmenta during the Whig administrations, having been a lord of the treasury in 1834, controller of the Queen's holm:held, and afterwards treasurer ...

... TOPICS. There is nothing of importaum to notice this week, if we except the Reform Bill, which drags its slow length along. Many Whig, Tory, Radical, and even members who occupy neutral seats, appear in no way disposed to look upon the measure of Lord John ...

... —The Yes: York Tribune, to show the license of the press, quotes a passage from the /Causedle Whig respecting Attorney General Mack. The editor of the Whig says :— We took a look at him, and don't hesitate to say that in his countenance we could see ...