... suggestion which is made in many quarters on this point. Irish members, although profes-- to Whigs, are told, should never give another vote in favour of a Whig Government, if this subsidy is not continued; and one, not more, of these members themselves ...

... by its warning*. The chief topic prophecy so far seems to the decline and fall of the Liberal, or, more properly speaking, Whig party—a circumstance which is asserted and discussed all its moods and tenses. The star of the Tories is in the ascendant, ...

... Office, and one and another are named his successor, but there is no interest in these nominations the}* never travel beyond the Whig family circle, that it is simply ringing the changes upon names without any real change or infusion of new blood. ...

... net typified in that change. He cuts hi» friend of forty years, Ridgway, the hereditary Wishing house of the Holland House whig , whereof the Eiinb'trgh Schoolmaster was the sourest and is the ripest scholar. —Liverpool Alhio/’. LATE INTELLIGENCE ATTEMPTED ...

... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and. although unfrequeut speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. the death of his father, in October, 1839, he succeeded ...

... and, however the authorities might deny the existence of Itibbonism in the Irish police, yet when an agent was wanted by the Whig Government, the commissioners at once knew where to lay their finger on the proper tool. Mullins was tried for robbery in this ...

... arisen-. Tho tender of tho Northern Whig was considerably lower than that of tho News-Better”; but a qneslion had been raised as to the relative circulation of each paper in tho county Down. tho part of the 44 Northern Whig”, declaration of its circulation ...

... LIVEHPiXII* CO MAlUtßT—3fc«. It. DOTtng Uie week there h«*>kea an amteriel cheage note in »'h ...

... the camp along with him. This is hard to forgive and harder to forget, but requires hut few steps forward on their part, ami Whig and Tory might all agree—dividing tim sweets of office between the great men of V,(h parties year about. for a Reform hill ...

... Warnings have had effect. Threats of nullification have passed unheeded. Secession has followed. The lesson is obvious to Whig and Tory. Here is England, the oldest 1113, 1861. and moat stable state in all the world. what ? yielding to pressure in details—by ...

... country, e.ther to enrich to burden foreign land. Lotus draw long breath after this exertion. What the roan driving ? Wicked Whigs! Poor Ireland!! Miserable Puonle!!! The journalist is really unhappy because he has nothing find fault with. There ia no grievance ...

... ■ . MUSGRATE, BEOTBEES, Ask St««bt I row Works, and M, Rio« Sraasr, Belfast, HOUSE FURNISHING IMPROVEMENTS AND INVENTIONB WHIG* OAK OKI.Y BK PSODUCaft MOM MUSORAVE, BROKBEES, 69, HIGH-STREET. IMPROVED CRYSTAL peculiar ter the and luature of the glata ...