... the same evening, not, however, without opposition—the second reading being” carried by a majority of 44 to 27. There were Whigs like Lord Wensleydale in the minority; while Lord Derby, who had committed himself to the principle of the measure, voted with ...

... length, under the shipwrights' hands, been brought to a condition which gives hopes that she will soon be afloat again. Northern Whig. Miss Nightingale.—This lady is devoting her attention and much her spare cash to the establishment of educational institutions ...

... Sir George Grey to the Home Office is explained by the statement that, like Sir G. C. Lewis, Le Comte Grey belongs to the Whig party, of which his father was one of the most eminent chiefs. The Secretaryship for Ireland, Le Pays went on to say, was ...

... Prince Consort, and the juvenile members of the royal family quite recherche. SUDDEN RECAL OF THE CHANNEL FLEET.—The Northern Whig of Monday says— The public of Beifast, and of a wide district around it, will learn with regret and disappointment that the ...

... part. The new Peer, attended his sponsors, Granville and Strafford—the leader of the Ministerial party, and the prop of the Whig school respectively—came tripping along in ambling gait, for the robes ermine and scarlet clogged his heels, and embarrassed ...

... contract ; first, because our tender was informal, being too late ; second, becavse our seade of prices was far beyond that of the Whig or Eetter— the disputand papers. Their terms weee endy about of their charges to tite ordimary Ad- ours were regular seale ...

... delay, no doubt, to the it influences of Whig dilatorine:s and old Indian superatitio r . et being an article in the Old Indian creed, that lopers must he religiously kept out of the country, n a the Whig creed, that you must never do to-day what ...

... the event of Colon-! being t»tne Upper House. Talbot Crostie, of Bert Albv}, The O’Donoghue, ill stand for the county tkc -- Whig principles. • Ccaservative Oiove '-e-n a, ye. made--C' ...

... perpendicular. On Sunday there were several very heavy showers rain in this locality, ftcr head weather and crops. —Northern Whig. THE QUEEN’S VISIT KILLARNEV. We {Tralee Chronicle) understand that there will be two staghunts during the Queen’s slay in ...

... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...

... the nurnb.r of them has been increased by importations speculiving upon the luck which neat week's shows may bony.— Northern Whig. Ns etas. --A 'toter from Naples of the 22dd instant .ays :—'To every man his deserts. Let us begin with CtilAvone. The band ...

... the same evening, not, however, without opposition—the second reading being* carried by a majority of 44 to 27. There were Whigs like Lord Wensleydale in the minority; while Lord Derby, who had committed himself to the principle of the measure, voted with ...