... business on the Sth of February. Ws regret to report the existence of seriou among the weavers of the neighbourin town of Northern Whig. about to THE announcement that Mr Froude ws uish the editorship of Fraser Magasine is thout any foundation. Tas large number ...

... stinging way, that Sir Robert Peel caught the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes ; but the clever and sarcastic gentleman showed in the February of that year, that if lie himself had not pilfered from the Whigs, it was not for want of will but of opportunity ...

... and, except his Bill for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, his name is undistinguished in Parliamentary annals. When the Whigs had a , to serve, when the seals of office glittered in _ eyes, and they wanted to secure them, they had a standing toast at ...

... eailier ., Btage > of his p _^ _U . _y-i . _' _11 : _2 _, _what h k ~ _. v American _, party phras _; ss . _ in oU _hae _Whig , • _aildout'Ahti-deinocrat _. _Thioupisc-ut _tho _caref - ? Eepnblican 3 , party ' fcandtd _cpas . th Whi £ _i-: _^ _^ ...

... Barbourr, Esq. of Hilden ; Thomas Bateson, of Belvair; and Captain Ward are named as the candidated likely to come forwvard. The Whig believes M1r Barbour to be a Liberal, smpd says Mr Bateson and Captain Ward are both Conserva- tives. The Rev. Dr Campbell ...

... Deriug, whoa in 1857 called himself a Liberal Conservative, is not a very zealous Whig now. Thle Conlservatives have gained Southamp- ton (luring the vacaltionI, and the Whigs have gained East Kvent. Thle rela tive positions of the two parties is just as ...

... of lire _Gordon's _biography of _.-her father , in Contemporary _Literature , the nnaf . _rnpaloua _conduct of Wibon ' s Whig opponents in . _1820 ia said to havepaialleled the _turpitude _or the Tory tacticians who nianipulated Btuckicfiod in 1 ...

... Lord Derby had himself been once a good hig,—hy which, we presume, he meant rather a very bud Whig, —one, that is to say, who made it his boast to be a Whig and nothing more. There are things that grow smaller as they advance in years, and if this kind ...

... cannot steal much from him in the shape of principles, and the little which still differentiates Whigs and Tories would become less, if the old exponent of Whig principles in this city might have his way. it is a pity, we think, that the good old maxim, that ...

... THE BELFAST BEAR GARDEN. We take the following from the columns of the Yorthern Whig. It forms part of a Town Coan- cil report extending to nearly eight columns, of which the hero is a fellow named Rea, and this is how he gets on:- The MAYOR-Tile question ...

... established a few weeks ago, in great po through the disinterested and philanthropic efforts of Mr Finlay, of the Northern Whig, continues to prove as ;Jest a blessing to the unfortunate in the community as it 1% as expected to do. lhirin.2 the fortnight ...

... Dundases the citizens of 5dma- o' burgle were never treated witho half the islsoleneeG that B they have boon sub jected to by this Whig Lard Advo-: r, eate in the matter of the Annuity-tax. hlad he beenD the potty deepot of some sisall German Doelhy he could ...