... cabinet without the same consent. He will be in the con. dition of George III., the enrodiment of Toryism, who had to ask the Whigs to appoint his ministers, and was compelled to receive a cabiiiet utterly ompoeed to his views; and so Mlr. Lincoln will be ...

... wife, and then put it into his pocket. AiOoTrIsI STEAMER FOR THE CONFEDERATE (.OVEsuNMENT.-BELFAST, Saturday.-The Northern Whig of this morning says the Heroine, one of the steamers ply- ing between this port and Bangor has been sold to an agent of the ...

... but that in extess it wag one of the greatest evilsf which could Afflict a country. ?? 'would red psage in this snses frbmlh Whig wrtr,; r Takatlen shotild beslow. Toreuder 'an lnc.das5 of ?? tien pductiva or grester. dxetlhu, eceneny, and inurll- thout ...

... interost from the fact of the Prhile of WViles beillg present as the ohief guest. It is generally kinown that, as the great Whig companr is that of the Fishmnongers, so the Merchant Tailors' onjoys a reputation for genuino old-fashioned Torvism; but a ...

... the Council would not be blamed for not doing their duty. Mr. flEA-Mr. Lowry lost a thousand a-year in consequence of two Whigs going to dinner. (Laugh- Mr. SurrFEn inquired if there were any way in which the subject could be brought forward again ? The ...

... past, certain members of the club (which, by the way, is composed O Ea very gregarious community, including aristo- crtic Whigs from St. James's Square, and Radical tradesmen and parish orators from Regent Street) bare become extremely exclusive in their ...

... suppose that an elector was desirous of voting for a tory, and that his neighbours, non-eleotors, wished him to vote for e whig, which was he to obey, the dictates of his own conscience, or the non-electors ? He should like an answer to that question ...

... it nothing politicalnothing polemical, no question of speculation, no question of being imposed on under false pretences, Whigs and Tories, Church. men and Dissenters, may all join hand in hand without doubt or scruple, In the advancement of so beneficent ...

... his own views on the impor- tant matter which had convened them together. He viewed the subject not in the spirit of Tory, Whig, or Liberal. Ilis own opinion was that in matters of government all men who bad the good of the country at heartI had a desire ...

... representation of this county, Mr. James O'Brien, D.L., of Ballinalacken, the nephew of Judge O'Brien, is to offer himself on the Whig interest; and if so, that Sir C. O'Loghlen and The O'Gor- man Mahon will withdraw in his favour. It is believed that, should ...

... : Amlygir anfoddlourwyddsmawr pgn gadfridogion y De o herwyddy gweithrediadau milwraidd yn et; byn Grant, adywed y Richmond Whig fod y ?? yn eael ei ledaenu fod y Calfridog Johnston wedi cyinmeryd ei gleddyf eddi ar Pemberton, ac wedi el gymmeryd ef i ...

... representation of this county, llr. James O'Brien, D.L., of Ballinalacken, the nephew of Judge O'Brien, is to offer himself on the Whig in. terest ; and, if so, that Ssr C. O'Loghlefl and The O'Gor- man 1fahon will withdraw in his favour. It is bellovea that ...