... WHIG AND TOBY. The Herald reviews the electoral changes in 18C>3, which have been unusually great, but the results are slightly less favourable to the Conservative those of 186 !, when that party gained victory of six seats, and did not lose one. Dming ...

... Whigs in Dublin ot the arrival of the Duke of Portland as Lord Lieutenant, Charlemont met Grattan and said, the poorest peer, and you, perhaps, the poorest commoner, in Ireland; what do you say to setting an example of incorruptibility?” He commanded ...

... have been either settled or compio- * mised;” and the whole Cabinet eudoises as their policy the adage the most impotent among Whig aliens, Can't you l«l it alone 9 9 : —Printed and pubhahel bi-weekly, every W. day and Satuldat ring, by Wiliiah Hi to wh'»m ...

... be filed, and the matter taken up again the spring advances. —Adjourned. Lectxtrb by Dean Bagut.—On Monday evening, says the Whig, a lecture was delivered in the Music Hall, Belfast, by the Rev. Daniel Bagot, 8.D., Dean ol Dromure, in connection with the ...

... Family; and, after his installation, Lord Lurgan will be the youngest Knight of the Order, with the exception of Lord Granard.— Whig. REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, &c. Either the Registrar General, the Superintendent Registrar for Newry, or the Board of ...

... together make but a miserably insufficient stipend for a minister. They can hardly pledge their future loyalty, at least to a weak Whig Adminstration, for such a trifle. If the Conservatives come into power, more may be expected of them. And more they must have ...

... sent for, and that the Rupert of debate acknowledged that his opinions on the subject were almost identical with those of the Whig leader. A third report declares that there is division in the Cabinet, that Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell are tremendously ...

... were smoking, a piactice against which attempt seemed made to enforce a prohibition. THE GALWAY COMPANY. [From the ‘‘Northern Whig.”] If, as one of Mr. Carlylt’s German oracles asserts, '* character is fate,” the character of the Galway Company must a very ...

... have I yet arrived at the time when I can think with composure of this friend of Oioberli. FLAX CULTURE. [From the Northern Whig.”] There is at present an amount of machinery in motion in the United Kingdom quite equal to work up three times the quantity ...

... pencil report of Punchy “haven’t they [the Tories] got the Standard and Herald —what more papers can they want ? ” But the Whigs are about as impatient for information as the Tories, and they are all served alike. Why is this useless delay? We have a strong ...

... Government, which was carried but barely, by a majority of One! A lively discussion was raised by Mr. Ferrand about the conduct of Whig officials at the Government Dockyards, in the course of which Lord C. Paget used what is called unparliamentary, and what was ...

... Liberal causi should not be forgotten has made great sacrifices, and on one occasion risked his popularity in supporting the Whig Government of the day.—Dt/fidaM Express. We {lrish Times) are glad to be enabled to state that Mr. M'Clintock will positively ...