... attempted to profit directly by tre division, the ( noW brought forivard Mr. W. U. Heygate, and called upon distrc If the Whigs to split with them, and this was done to a eon- were ). siderable extent, many of them splitting for Mr. Harris. the c if ...

... the policy cf the remaining sum having lapsed on Wednesday through non-payment. Double Murder near Monaghan. The Northern Whig states that two brothers, James and Robert Shaw, who resided entirely by themselves on a farm in the barony of Trough, about ...

... has taken place in Ireland, in the neighbourhood A Mouaghao, and is of adouble character. .According to the No, titan Dady Whig two brothers, James and ltobert Shaw, who resided entirely b.v themselves on a farm in t barony of Trough, about four miles ...

... expenditure is to be found where our Liberal contem- poraries will never look for it — in the policy of our friends, the Whigs. When they came into office they came in upon the shoulders of a multitude of greedy partizans ; and to maintain themselves ...

... next boldly, and we are informed that they will start vwith a shof diminution and final extinction of the Incole eh If the Whigs are wise they will listen to this earl in' :nl tion of intended political plans, and counterlmine ip am very clever zig-zag ...

... 'the general election, but was defeated, and Mi. HEYGATE, d . Conservative, who was also defeated, but with par- tl i tial Whig support came within twenty of the late DR. a e NOBLE, now stand as direct opponents, on their own n s resources; while the ...

... Government than other people. He does not pretend to have any secrets to ted. Whether he has or not, the caution of an old Whig of the official class would doubtless suggest to him the prudence of at least appearing to be among the uninitiated, untd ...

... together, however, our contemporary arrives at the conclusion that the Conservatives singly out-number Lord Palmerston and his Whigs by 61 votes, and that the noble viscount's tottering ministry is only propped up by 93 ultra-Radicals and 14 Peelites ...

... FOR LEICESTER.-The ad- vanced portion of the Liberal party have at length found a vecandidate to stand against Mr. Harris, Whig, and tat Heygate, Conservative. Yesterday's *iorsi7ag Star states that, at a crowded naeeting on Tetesday evening, Mr. P. ...

... ox London; has accepted Litn invitation front the advanced Liberals, -of Leicester, Io -contest the vacant seat 1with the Whig and Con- servative candidates. They constitute, viewed poli- tically, a large majority of the Liberal paty; bit the active ...

... for Guardians of the Poor the same nuisance shows itself in a more feeble, though scarcely less ofensive, form. Hetween ‘ Whigs and Tories it has aways been a fashion ; and the man who could lie, aad slander, and brow- i beat with both parties, has alvays ...

... the Royal Speech will not contain any reference whatever to Reform, and it is to be noticed that the bets are offered iv the Whig clubs more confidently than in those belonging to the Conservatives. Lastly the ultra ** Liberal papers are growing furious ...