... wee come to-viz ,that toe Whigs should get the placP3 and the R.dicals should get the promises. (Mciie lauahtr aud cheers.) This union was cemented by a pledge that if Lord Dorby'i; Government were expeiled from office the Whig Goveronent would effect a ...

... The admirable father of the nominee who opposed Colonel Vyse held for eight or nine years the office of whipper-in for the Whigs. Dur- ing that time he enjoyed enormous patronage, and a salary of £2,000 a-year. WhLcn he had put in a few years of official ...

... Constitutional Whig party, with a view of forming a Government in co-operation with them. No authentic lis's of a new Cabinet can be expected before tite beuzilnll'll of next week. Until the result of his collimumticatitou Ivith the Whigs is decisively ...

... candidate, to fiU the vacancy caused by the elevation of Mr. Moncrief, late Lord Advocate, to the Judicial Bench, is a loss to the Whigs, and a heavy discouragement to the whipper. in of Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Gordon was, you know, Lord-Advocate for Scotland during ...

... knows anything of public affairs knows that the Whig-Liberal party is numerically in- ferior to the Conservatives. If we take away the Irish Brigade and the Bright party, the Conservatives would beat the Whigs out of the field by a majority of probably fifty ...

... louse of Commons may approve, they are entitled to ask the country to review whatever adverse -decision may be arrived at. The Whigs and Radicals h are already indulging in anticipations of au eamly Ministerial defeat, and the latter are quite ready to Af ...

... the Vc th anl grandeur of the country to the metropolis for some 'ive or six months of the year. Mr. rislay, a respectable Whig with Radical proulivitics, asho has ?? the County of hoy7e 'or ten year in the I lonse of C 'no'i ns has resolved to givo ur) ...

... tillianco huotwveen the Ctilleiiites and the Whig Ministry. Altisotigi Dr. Crillens anattiy, or- lis ?? Of thle state And reqtiiremtents of this coruntry, meay pie- veuit Isis distissociatinsg himself frons the Whig party, or may inidefi nitely postpotte A ...

... that 281 voted. Lord Derby fears that the moment a Conserva- tive Ministry is in office, there may be a remo- delling of the Whig and Radical parties. Lord John Russell would consent to sacrifice the Established Church, to Americanise the Constitu- tion ...

... anld counpliciut-ed, and everybody who is anybody is determined to speak upon it. With regard to the Church question, the Whigs are likely to be signally chec'k-mate I by the officiousness of their lead-ir in the Upper House. Earl Ruossell, as usual, ...

... but as a garbled document e and authority. There is perhaps nothinag more a disgraceful on record than the conduct of the a Whig- Government in the whole of this serious v colplication. Our attitude was that of a Power a friendly to Denmark, but desirous ...

... per- haps, you intended in Meriting it. X THE DERRYMACASH TRIALS. TO TUE EDITOR OF T1E BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sag-Tbe Northern Whig innocently asks its readers why the prisoner's counsel did not produce Ileyburn and Morrowp-whom tile Crown officers kept back ...