... Lord President of the Council in the Whig Ministry from November, 18JO, to November, ; from April, to September, 1841; and again in July, 1846: His lordship has been for many years the acknowledged shier the Whigs, with whose history his public career ...

... course of the last session, by Major O’Beilly. The Whites,” as they are familiarly styled in Ireland, have always been staunch Whigs, the advocates of civil and religious libertyin defence of which principles they have expended large sums of money in opening ...

... Son, Belfast; had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Thursday, at his official residence in Downingstreet.— Whig. One of the papers gives interesting details as to the pecuniary value of the notes of Mdlle. Patti. She appeared the Italian ...

... inferior, and the brand not well known, the price obtained was very low, and varied from 47a fid to 48a Bd. Abridged from Northern Whig. ...

... wished express his opinion of the melancholy state of Ireland. Its sent was utterly incapable—its bead was surrounded with old Whigs, who kept him in utter ignorance, and its Chief Secretary was both incapable and unpopular. He condemned the policy of England ...

... Rea’s request, when 13 the adoption the report, I (Mr. Bea) against, and 2 (Messrs. Bottomley and Suffern) did not solo. [The Whig remarks“ We beg say that although the challenge is doubtful authenticity, tbs reply it perfectly cennine, and was written the ...

... marriage of the Prince of Wales will, it is reported, take place on the oth or 10th of next month. Lord Lansdowne, the Nestor the Whig party, died on Saturday. The condition of the poor in Ireland is occupying the public journals. The Government has intimated ...

... investigation was adjourned till Friday next , . Dr. Courtenay’s bail was renewed, and M’Atamney stays in prison.— Nor thru Whig. „ , , , On this melancholy affair, Dr. William Black has addressed the following letter to the Northern Wldg, as justifying ...