... Standard. Mr Gladstone snd Mr Gibson are compelled to subside into the Press and the John Bull, muttering sulkily, that the Whigs always get the best of it in a scramble. A quarter of an hour of silent and reflective study follows. At the end of that time ...

... -the expense, and the working of the Board of her denom, oners ' At considerable length the hon. memos a A e ‘},.|' be a gross Whig job,” and its office Mr 1 W snuggery.” r? 'ldcn'led the Commissioners, the h„' 'ell protested against some of the charges ...

... e of them at fifty minutes past eight, the remaining one in two hours after. The distance is over 120 miles. The Xorthcrn 'Whig states that a custom prevails extensively in the north of Ireland of knocking off the horns of cows before sending them over ...

... Opposition will assail him with poor effect if they only vote want of confidence in either the European terror inspired by Whig protocols, or the policy of acting volunteer adviser for the world generally. Late years have shown that counsel which comes ...

... plumage, both alive and stuffed. (Great laughter.) But, unfortunately, there l S a difficulty of keeping the breed. For those Whig birds have been very barren, and they were obliged lately to take a ■ cross with the famous Pcelite breed. (Prolonged laughter ...

... assented to very general request, and became candidate ; and was elected by a large majority. Captain Fordyce was a consistent Whig, but acted an independent part, and while in Parliament was very attentive to the interests of the Constituency. He retired ...

... the Crown. The Riots in Belfast.— The riots in Belfast seem still to rage with unabated fury. A special edition the Northern Whig issued on Monday, gives the following . count of the doings the day and night:— Yesterday the arrangements of the police were ...

... occupied no less a space than 41$ columns, and was the eTer °f the Parliamentary RIOTING IN BELFAST. CFrom the Belfast Northern Whig.) On Tuesday, after a comparative lull for two nights, these disgraceful riots have broken out afresh with greatly increased ...

... form of the religion of Christ, to which the country owes all that has given it its high place among the nations. The Belfast Whig, indeed, implores its the rest Ireland, in England, and in Scotland, for the honour the town, not to cast upon Belfast all ...

... satisfactory The mortality in most districts is excessive, and shows marked degree the necessity for sanitary reform—Northern Whig. Ihe Progress of Education. A recent report of the Registrar-General shows that 32-7 per cent, of the female minors who married ...

... that have been proposed put together. Gentlemen, Mr Leslie happens to be good, just, and a fair landlord ; and such, whether Whig or Tory, are the men we esteem. He has also been a hard-working member in the House, and in Committee; and I have no doubt ...

... worthy of him, and her greatest comfort to think that his spirit is always near her, and knows all that she is doing.”— Northern Whig. The Baron and the Banker.—Not a bad story is now going the round of Paris. A small German Baron had occasion, it seems, to ...