... vast amount of cleverness is expended in winning crushing defeat. The array Ultramontafies, high Protestants, discontented Whigs, splenetic Manchester men, and the solid files of squires and county members, melt away under a division, as the Scotch at ...

... uesday, July twelve o’clock. J edges—M r. J uslice I and Mr. J a.si ice Fit zgt ra Id. FIRE INSURANCES. [From the Northern Whig.*’]. Tire case Mr. John Finlay, yun., Belfast, against the Sun, Imperial, aa*. Manchester Fire Insurance Companies deserves ...

... particularly for the coarser sets, and prices firm, with upward tendency. Finer sets are still comparatively dull. —Belfast Whig. ...

... and culinary purposes, answering all the requirements of the hmuhlc cottier and the denizen of the lordly mansion.— Northern Whig. ...

... to continue the works for the fortification of the Royal dockyards. Mr. Osborne, with his usual ability, tore the mask from Whig jobbery, and showed the system of bloated armaments’ in its true light, practised the Palmerston Ministry. The gentleman concluded ...

... cut-,rUiiucd, audio pursue the course inquired the exigencies of the time. It is somewhat rcmaikable that Lord Palincr* •ton’s Whig Administration in 1862 has sus taioed defeat—for regard the course pursued the Premier on Tuesday last virtual confession that ...

... ion, and would throw on the House of Commons the responsibility of deciding whether or not we continued to be blessed with Whig placemen. This declaration took the members by surprise. The question raised is one on which the representatives of the people ...

... Gladstone, end so great has been the effect that Mr Stansfold’a motion ia looked upon now of confidence” resolution in the Whig Ministry. To-night, on the motion, both parties will muster in full force, and Lord Palmerston considers the crisis so full ...

... an empty bubble. Why should it not? There is real desire for retrenchment among the mem- burs the House of Common*; cither Whig- or Conservative. Accordingly this correspondent writes, that it has become fully understood that very many Conservatives had ...

... wa , at twelve o'clock night, and she remained England or Ireland, parochial board of the parish Mr. Bull hud alluded the Whigs and Tories ; y * c 0 ck in the morning. or combination id Scotland (as the case may be), to hut they longer two parties this ...

... person but Lord IMmerston’s Government can divine. Each day is throwing new light on the subject of harbor defences ; yet the Whigs would continue, if they were permitted, to squander the public money on fortifications, which new turn in science may render ...