... Duncombe (son Lord Feveraham), Dundas (brother to Lord Zetlaad), and one of Cayleye; tbe first being Tory, the second Whig, tbe third Whig indeed, but in high repute for his Protectionist theories to bave been long dubbed the farmera' friend. In cousequence ...

... great number of men of higher position in the town subscribe at every municipal election to pay these men, in fact, the pure Whigs that are always crying out for civil and religious liberty and denouncing corruption in every shape or form, have made Sheffield ...

... was announced to appear in Sir Bulwer Lytton'g drama of Richelieu, in the Theatre Royal, Belfast, on Saturday evening. The Whig states that, on tbe curtain rising, it was at once painfully evident that Mr. G. V. Brooke was unequal to the character had ...

... resound again with sonorous periods. Already the parts are allotted in the Lower Honse, and Lord Richard Grosvenor, a youthfal Whig patrician, with Mr. Goschen thrown in as an exponent of enlightened opinion and of progress are to move and second the Address ...

... growth of Conservative opinion and feeling in Ireland coincident with the declining influence and wide-spread unpopularity the Whig-Radical party. In the fan* of approaching general election, your committee desire earnestly to enlist in favour of the con ...

... recent resolution passed the board for the endowment of schools. «« Committees of vigilance, to speak,'' says the Northern Whig, 44 have sprung up or been revived in various towns. Belfast, becomes the capital of the North is taking a leading part in ...

... establish scutching and dressing mills was also advocated, and many gentlemen put down their names as shareholders. The Northern Whig states that Mr. Lane Joynt, agent of Lord Anna.ly, has been in Belfast for some days pa it, gaining information to flax cultivation ...

... the west the marriage of one its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is dean belong* ing to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage all departments of Church and State. He has long been looking ...

... combination with his college friend Prior, ia answer to D;yden's Hind and Panther. soon distinguished himself smong the younger Whigs, snd entered the Convention Parliament to commeuce a brilliant career, in Macaulay's words, as statesman, orator, and a ...

... west tbe marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a divorc6e. The bridegroom is a dean belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of Church and State. He has long been looking ...

... that some- thing might be urged for this piece of oblique policy. This section of the Liberals might say, We shall make the Whigs more decided Reformers by admitting the Tories into tbe field as their com- petitors. Or if they could not seem to doubt that ...

... ?? credit in tie torough while he supports Lord !'i;.MGiTos in tbe House. We are told tbe Tories .re in power, but the Whigs are in place. yet SU. Gibs n etijojs hia place among tbe WI ige, and with it tbe confidence of tbe Ash to. Radicals. How is ...