... that coalition of Whigs and Puelites, ibe veteran politician has not often let his name appear before the public; but it is well kuowu that has stood high in the csti nation of his sovereign as confidential adviser was aristocratic Whig of the school which ...

... Conservative party liad never opposed them, hut tho efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before them had boon resisted the Whigs. had manyyoarl ago called attention to tho policy of commercial treaties, which was then condemned the honourable member for ...

... department has despatch that the Montauk remained four hours under the enemy’s guns without sustaining any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts that (be British steamer Princess Royal, with valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured while endeavouring to ...

... from Belfast and Dublin are now engaged endeavouring to prevent his cscapo if ho has not already flown beyond their roach.— Whig. An eminent barrister, occasionally resident at Bray, has just left for America, to take for his own nurse, who has lived his ...

... of Newcastle ean discover some merit among those of the Irish clergy who adhere to his party. Wc can promise that, whether Whig or Conservative, no Irish bishop will imitate escapade of the Zulu bishop.— lrish Times. The New Mbmele fob Dkvizbs. —The Hon ...

... baa leaned to hie supporters, bat there really nothing in the summons more than common. It baa been noticed, however that the Whig aammone ia this year dated bora Broadlands and not from the Treasury. Bat this, though novel, portends nothing. shall have ...

... express his opinion of tho melancholy state of Ireland. Its Government was utterly incapable, its head was surrounded with old Whigs, who kept him utter ignorance, and its Chiof-Socrotary was both incapable and unpopular. He condemned tho policy of England ...

... coarse of the lasi sessions Major G’Raiiiy. •‘Tha Whiles,” as they are familiarly styled Ireland, have always been staunch Whigs, the advocates of civil and religious liberty—in defence of which principles they have expended large suras of raonay in ■peniug ...

... J. B. M'Alsster, , Rev. L. E. Berkeley, Mr. J. P.Corry, Bev. W. Jabosloo Mr W. L. Finlay, and Mr. David Taylor.—Yorfkens , Whig . Archdeacon Dennioon’s motion to eoavoeatiou, tw I sppoiat a committee to examine Dr. Coteneo’o book, r has been carried. ...

... lighted carriages of the Ulster (main-line) with the dingy conveyances used the line between Belfast and Dublin. N->rlh*rn Whig. i lolltmay-rtM-l station, for the purport* upsctthi'' the trains. It appears that one of the up* trains arriving at King’s-crost ...