... his early sncces?'-; I, tr of latc years, Lord John has allowedl hiinisttl i ioe permeated to such ati extent by Whig (:dec iriS .nid Whig nostrums that lie cannot hop1 to enihlltilo his name as Lord Ludlow in the anna!s of llJs co wi -re. Sanguine as ...

... Mlinister, are tea and jtwenty years his juniors, whereas in the House of Lords, Lord John evotld be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. THE KINGSWOOD MURDER. Carl Franz was again examined on the charge of being concerned in th Kingsewood ...

... dreams the Roinish prelates never expected to obtain a tenth part of what they required; but they knew the weakness of the Whigs; they knew that they had only to threaten and some- thing would be yielded, and that the more auda. ciously they advanced the ...

... own exploits on behalf of civil and Gre religious liberty. Al though announcing that which be- was quite unnecessaly for a Whig Minister to do- of s clare-iiaroaleY, thatr lie intended to slick to office on eecd its emoluments as long as life wais left-ho ...

... possibility have been chosen for tile office. The exigencies or party are, howervve: 2 great, and tile unpopularity of tile Whigs so patent, i that the Prenmier was glad to avail Lillisi if of all Ot- i portnlnity to neutralise for a season thle opp0Siti31 ...

... the Irish Secretaryship, which will enable the Conservatives of Louth to measure their strength once more with the unpopular Whigs. We report the proceedings at Bow Street, on Friday, in the de Vidil case. The Globe has the following observations on this ...

... Minister, are ten and twventy years iris jnniors, whereas in the iottse of Lords, Lord John would hoe thre senior of all tire Whig Ministers there sitting. THE ALEXANDRIA AND IMALTA TELEGRAPHt CABLE. The Rangoon (s.s.) has arrived at Malta, having strrcessfully ...

... otlie assuring the House that in no single instance had cogll this company ever been fined! But to extract and candour from a Whig placeman would be an opera- ingle tion compared to which the abstraction of knee- I buckles from a Highlander would he of easy ...

... Without trial, nctrvitljstajn(lin( an application to admit thrent to bail. This is cer. t inil y justice for Ireland on the Whig molien alzd ,eo hope it will be long before the example is rc. peated. As to the numerous minor cases, it, will , seen by our ...

... was to the appointment of gentlemen who might be supposed to be ac- ceptable to a Conservative Government but, now that the Whigs are in power, a change hhas come o'er the spirit of their dream, and consis- tency no longer requires the Derry resolutions ...

... fun' mire- Is fourth of' tre suni. I saiy ilow Lhat tire Nmvs-LiTTRric ,r eccriiries tire ioshitioni whirih tIre Nort'i/runu Wh/ig dli1 twvelve yarirs ago, and Ireing, hrayond all qrresftion, fle It fii'st papfr it, the coun -ty, in cnrommon justice, tin ...

... show that the company has long been an object of the hostility of the Government, and has had anything but fair play from the Whigs. The dates he gave are in them. selves tolerably conclusive:- On the 22nd of October, 1858, a contract was entered into between ...