... the time, not only to conquer, but to reap the fruits of victory. That parties have gone to hopeless wreck— that the old Whigs are powerless, and the Liberals are representatives of chaos , that the leader of the Peelites, with as many of that originally ...

... the time, not only to conquer, but to reap the fruits of victory. That parties have gone to hopeless wreck —that the old Whigs are powerless, and the Liberals are representatives of chaos, that the leader of the Peelites, with as many of that originally ...

... supi'lying a perfect substitute. It is confidently expected that the patient will restored to her formei state of health. Northern Whig. .An Original Excuse.— At Tthe Belfast Police Coirt on Monday, William Maginnis was charged by Coistable Scott with disorderly ...

... a perfect substitute. It is confidently expected that the patient will be restored to her former state of health. Northern Whig. An Original Excuse.—At [the Belfast Police Court on Monday, William Maginnis was charged by Constable Scott with disorderly ...

... on Thursday night is case in point. The Conservative newspapers were rampant— the Ministry would be defeated and go out. The Whig and Radical journals were confident—there was danger, the Budget was safe and the Opposition would be nowhere. The Scotsman ...

... Thursday night is a case in point. The Conservative newspapers were rampant — the Ministry would be defeated and go out. The Whig and Radical journals were confident — there ■was no danger, the Budget was safe aud the Opposition would be nowhere. The Scotsman ...

... perfect substitute. It is confidently expected tl-at the patient will be restored,*) her former state off health. Nnrtiiem Whig. An Original Excuse. —At fthe Belfast Police Court on Mksaday, WilliaucMaginnis was charged by Constable Scott with disorderly ...

... months since, the Countess Rothes, a Scottish Peeress, and new aspires to seat the House of Commons, which his influential Whig friends will, probably, l able obtain for him. He is to he succeeded in his Secretarial duties by brother of the Speaker. The ...

... several have been obliged, account of the deficiency the wheat crop, to re-sow a number of large fields with oats.- Belfast Whig. Preaching and Pleasure Sailing.—Yesterday, the steamer Lass o' Gowrie made her usual summer trips from Dundee to Broughty ...

... months since, the Countess Rothes, Scottish Peeress, and now aspires to a seat in the House of Commons, which his influential Whig friends will, probably, be able to obtain for him He is to be succeeded in his Secretarial duties by brother of the Speaker ...

... he asks, Now tell me, ye who wink, or blink, or think, What good is a broad bottom if we sink Our bard is, it is clear, no Whig, but a fierce Radical, with a spice of the old Tory in him. These be our Leaders now. Napoleon's Pal, Is head of England's ...

... farmers have been obliged, on account the deficiency of the wheat crop, to re-sow number of large fields with oats. Belfast Whig. ...