... announcement of batch of peers after a similar creation of baronets certainly justified the Conservative inference that the Whigs were preparing for a turn-out, by the bestowal of rewards on faithful and adhering friends who served them while in office ...

... of Sta'.i', and an official whose promotion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rej doe; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of tbe Whigs, and the only human being who could lay claim to right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Mooektun Milne*, litterateur ...

... Robert Peel. The atrabilious orator, it will be recollected, once charged the illustrious free-trader with having caught the Whigs bathing, and having stolen their clothes. The simile is applicable to the game which be is trying to play, or it might l>e ...

... be held soon WDr. Hodges completes Ids analysis of the contents of the stomach of the unfortunate deceased woman. Northern. Whig. Mr. Keane, the clerk of the Ennistymon Board of Guardians, has absconded, to avoid an investigation by the Board into his ...

... no evidence was offered against them, and Pilkington was set at liberty. Lisburn Election. —Belfast, Friday.— The Northern Whig of this morning says theue is no appearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose return for Lisburii is generally ...

... r Me at Haymow as C il y d e m eittly am =to Ms Is.. to e/ the besot. teal be hit ea ow ea Dr. empletee eel el the Mena of Whig. Aeotatie Mord state that the woollen imeseherewela lam hal tor an Me b tows. emi Oat have of the settee 'Orem out of work ...

... coming convulsions in the world, political. Lord Palmerston’s Coalition Cabinet, with its miserable and motley combination of Whigs and Peebles, Kadicals and Chartists, is in imminent danger of immediate and utter destruction. One of the most consistent of ...

... we should not have had to record so many Conservative triumphs at the polling booth. At the Reform Club and other centtes of Whig or liberal politics, the blame is laid on Lord Palmerston, who, it is said, relies entirely on his personal popu- larity with ...

... parade before the publio fact that their own optnioos are hopelessly on tbe most momentous question of the day. New Batch op Whig Peers is promised, or threatened, on the occasion of the marriage of tbe Prince of Wales. Sir Charles Wood and Mr. Edward Ellice ...

... of State, and official at whose promotion beyond tbe cares of office every Indisu will rejoice; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of the Whigs, and tbe only human being who could lay claim to right of property in the North Foie; and Mr. Monekton Milne*, litterateur ...

... Robert Peel, Tb* atrabilious orator, it will be recollected, once charged the illustrious free-trader with having caught the Whigs bathiug, having stolen their doihe*. The simile is applicable to the game which i* trying to play, or it might be varied little ...

... Wilkinson are tho only candidates, Lon both professing Liberal opinsous. Loui Lisauce -BELFAST, FRID~AY._-The ffortheom Msr Whig of this morning says there is no appearanceM, of an opponent to Mr. Babour, whose return for weJ Lisburn is generally regarded ...