... 000 Enfield rifles conveyed by the Melbourne are intended for the militia.- Observer. THE LINEN TRADE.—The Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday gives a very gloomy account of the effect of the American war upon the linen trade of Ulster. The prices of wheaten ...

... Conservative condidate, was returned by a majority of upwards of 300; the numbers for him being 1661, while the numbers for bis Whig op- ponent, Mr. Brassey, jun., were 1338. This is the second of the four new seats that have now been gained in the Conservative ...

... Conservative Government, but, by and bye, will establish a party of his own composed of the advanced Conservatives and moderate Whigs. Many think Lord Stanley will be Lord Palmerston's successor, and some day the head of a strong Government composed of the ...

... Imay be exhausted, and the property of the crown will fsoon have disappeared, and what then ? I THE sixpenny weeklies, both Whig and Tory, sneer in ichorus at the return of Mr. Cox for Finsbury. Their ^unanimity is as striking as it is rare and edifying ...

... Derby brought in in r ihis Refrm Bill a proposal for the enfranchisement of e Birkenhead, and that it was rejected by the Whigs. Re- a ferring to foreign policy, be said he was a supporter of f r the non-intervention policy of this country. If others ...

... in the face of Whig. ToryI Dissenting d .and Welsh opposition. I was'! rejected in 1859-byg. d ,oembinatioa of Whigs and Tories, Waddd:by Welsbmen 1 and Dissenters. And.if my future political existence' depended upon the support. of Whigs, Tories; and shch ...

... a grim smile passing, over his sunken features. 11 He's a hare-brained fellow, said a gen- tleman, evidently an old line whig (wig?), who overheard him. This remark, which was meant to be punnish, subjected the rebel sympathiser to punishment. How shall ...