... perishing of inanilion. Thle lherald save this elhe lieu proves that some of the constituencies are tired Of Whi~g dictation, and careless bow soon the Whig, oligarchy may fall. CABINET COUNCIL. London, Tuesday. The first Cabinet Council of the season was held ...

... ELECTION. TO F1Z ?? rOF TmE BELFAST NEWS-LE TTEn. Soi-My attention has been directed by a friend to an article in the Northern Whig of Saturday, the 21st instant, relative to certain electioneering tricks at Iitburn, in which my name has been most pro- minently ...

... momentous subject. Before the battlei of Fredericksburg, nothing could exceed the cold, impassive reticence of the half-dozen Whig families MD who constitute the Government of her Britannic to- Majesty. No amount of pumping, whether in public rai or private ...

... lfsappoidtmcit and re Yret. No intelligent person familiar Wita modern history and cognisant of the miserable spectaclo which Whig statesmen have presented at former Congresses could expect any go00d result from a meeting of diplo- matists all instruictedt ...

... ST5OULD LIKE EXCESSIVELY To SEE.- The ghost of crinoline. TociiiSGE TC EussSn REsrIZArTION.-WOe k1new it was all nonsense. A Whig is like the old French Gnard-be dies, but never surrenders. Desissnusacolt3E AnDvcer.-Oultsid e M'>adam~le R~ach el 's est ...

... choose as a representative a strenuous supporter of the po- licy of Lord Carlisle and Lord Chancellor Brady. The Northbern W'hig of yesterday contained an ab- surd and self-contradictory assertion, that what it is pleased to call The Orange body kidnapped ...

... influential members of the opposition party made it a $!ecqplw iioit that he should not take any part in the centest; and several Whig votes were recorded fer the Radical candidates which would have been lost to them had Mr. flea been one of the generals in ...

... of this county, Mr. James O'Brien, til D.L., of Ballinalaclcen, theonephw of Judgo O'Brien, rot is to offer himself on the Whig interest, and if Bo, mU that Sir C. O'Loghlon and The O'Gorman Mahon will withdraw in his favor. It is believed that, should ...

... character was as unpresuming as his paftiotism was sincere and his abilities undoubted. The Whig party are -muder deep obligations to him, but everybody knows that the Whigs, like the Dutch, have the failing of Giving too lijtle and taking too much. ...

... of gaining ?? by adopting popular opinions, and of losing power by audacious family jobs, will be the history of that great Whig clique which has lived during the politi- cal life of Lord Russell, and which will probably die out when he, too, is sent into ...

... the Conservatives. Yet these evils, the existence oi which none deplore more sincerely than ourselves, are of Whig invention, and upon them Whigs and Liberals of every shade have fattened in spite of the Reform Bill; whilst the revelations elicited by the ...

... servant. For many yearl; the Marquis of Lansdowne and the late Duke of Bedford were the guides, philosophers, and friends of the Whigs, The Duke was too apathetic and too rich to aspire to office. He preferred to devote his mornings to rabbit-shooting in the ...