... circumstances was elected by a narrow majority of one or two votes. 1 bad soon to decide a question affecting the Conservative and Whig parties in this city, and, to avoid being swayed in any manner by any preconceived opinion of own, 1 joined with roe two gentlemen ...

... up in the liberal opinions which became dominant in bis maturer life. His moderation was shown when he beaded a section the Whigs in the coalition with Canning, and long afterwards his acceptance office under Lord Aberdeen. If was not bitter partisan, he ...

... west by the marriage of one its chief dignitaries with a divorcee. The bridegroom is dignitary belonging to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the patronage of all departments of church and stale. He has been long looking ...

... Freeman Office, Three o' Clock ni'RNING THE CONSERVATORY ON THE QUEEN ISLAND. BELFAST. from the Second E it ton of Northern Whig.) morning, at half-past four o’clock, the harbour charge the Queen’s Island observed smoke issuing from the tower of the C ...

... there be not novels enough tn preparation for all tastes, from the highest to the lowest —London Corretpondent of the Sort hem Whig. The following are the sojournera at the Royal Marine Hotel, Bray—The Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor and Mrs Brady, and suite; ...

... desire exists amongst the opposition to break a lance with the Ministry this year as i* to be found in ordinary years, the Whig Chief and his Lieutenaa's will have busy time for the first two months of the session. It is for 'he Irish section of the House ...

... Since many their supporters are Whigs—and it is only necessary to run oTer the list of the general committee to learn the fact—all interference on party questions is avoided. Ibis is prudent, for otherwise the Liberal Whigs might move off and reduce the ...

... attention, and to-day he will visit other establishments, where other branches of the flax and linen trade: carried on. —Northern Whig. Tub Fortifications or Corfu.—Notwithstanding the interposition of St. Spiridion, the patron saint Corfu, who was represented ...

... compel a aettlement of the church rate question, and of other ecclesiastical wrongs, there can no doubt of the effect. The Whigs will do justice to tbe most important of their allies rather than suffer defection and defeat. But anti-church rate majority ...

... were duly subphanaed. One of these was Sir Hugh Cairns, who, with Mr. Lytle, knew of the Tory conspiracy to disfranchise tbe Whigs in Belfast Sir Hugh Cairns was served in London, but be refused to attend tbe trial. Mr. Rea read tbe affidavits service Sir ...

... that the family this have been left wholly unprovided for. Through Mr Somers was an earnest and consistent supporter of the Whig party In politics, and it seems strange that •ts men.bars (with, perhaps, the exception of single iminenl individual) have ...

... the witnesses given at tbe trial to sustain bis assertion that a conspiracy existed in Belfast to disfranchise wholesale the Whig ratepayers and such Protestant voters as were not Tories. Mr. Justice O’Brien said the evidence Mr. Rea was qaoting was not ...