... that they had no wish to ask nor to propose to the French Government to make any alteration. Eminently characteristic of the Whigs is this consideration for the peculiar circumstances of France, whose sagacious ruler finds it convenient that the neighboring ...

... they were such as induce them to put trust in his present word of Improvident proposals. Denouncing the man igemant of the Whig Governments and Budgets since 1862, he declared that they showed how dang* rous it was to carry (iclitica'l economy the Government ...

... changes; and we have reason to believe that the public may expect them to carried into operation at no very remote date.— Northern Whig. The New Opera, “Lurline.”— Our countryman, Mr. Vincent Wallace, the composer of Maritana, has brought oat a new opera, entitled ...

... , the matter dropped, without any change having been made in the present regulation. The meeting then terminated —Northern Whig. Newspapers Sent Tiiiiouoii the Post.—Apprehensions having been expressed that, when the impressed stamp abolished, and newspapers ...

... length to-day upon the Government measures. For the Conservative party they go too far. Upon the Radicals they are a gross Whig cheat, like the Reform Bill of 1832. Retiremrxtof Mr. Ker from the Representation of Downpatrick.— We publish to-day an address ...

... whether they were such as to induce them to put trust in his present most improvident proposals Denouncing the management of the Whig Governments ami Budgets since 1852, he declared that they shewed how dangerous it was to carry on political economy the government ...

... conduct , and the inhabitants, who are exceedingly thankful to the police, hope that such act will not pass unnoticed —Northern Whig, Tuk Struck in Iron Trade —Glasgow The iroumailers, their meeting on Wednesday evening, unanimously agreed to keep out their ...

... tion. How the hypocrisy that pretence is exhibited in the Reform Bill which Lord John Russell Inis produced, the Whig «« film ultra Whig professions, viewed in connection with the programme of Bright, the staunch abettor oj ! Palmerstonian policy, had ...

... overreached, or that his Lordship has betrayed his country. In either case, the developments must prove fatally damaging to the Whig Government. The vigilance of Parliament, which has imposed so many restraints on the action of the Executive in all domestic ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. The telegraphic outline was quite as indicative, as is the full report of what passed at Thursday’s sitting of the House of Commons, on the score of the apathetic indifference manifested in relation to the Whig Reform Bill. And sympathy ...

... . Over 000 signatures had been appended to by this power, through misdirection at the • i%ion , . » ent , hand, of the Whigs, the country have been comgration of Chinese. San Francisco markets dml. j ' o* j Advices from Mexico the 13tli «lt state that ...

... worked equitably, as dividing the seats between the opposing class interests, the agricultural and the manufacturing. But tho Whig proposition is, manifestly, one having an eye exclusively to the advantage of Part)'. In preferring Cork County to Belfast ...