... west by the marriage of one of its chief dignitaries with a diorecde. 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 ...

... What was meant ' by a 'Whig Ministry kept in by Tory support ? and no one M denied that illat was the case. Why, it meant simply this Tl -a Tory Ministry under a Whig name, without the check flil and without the pressure of a Whig opposition. (Hlear,' Ti ...

... politics are concerned the present en er Government is felt to be no better than a Tory Gov- pe nr ern ient under the name of Whig. A vote of con- se] me fidence in the Hon. Gentleman was passed by the tic u. meeting. sO of AT the meeting of the Privy Council ...

... mountain, a re moderate and beneficial change for an ovcrwlhelnsiii mr, social and political revelation. Is there any man, rt Whig or Tory, who would object to see thle electoral d classes so enlarged that the working classes formeda re fourth part of the ...

... here from Mata to assist in te inglorests. Tnz LATE Mn. THACKERAY AND THE TEmPLARS. Mr. EdmiundYates, writing to this Belfast Whig, says ?? 1You will not he surprised at my again commencing this week with an allusion to the late Mr. Thackoray, for so reat ...

... the Whigs were right. But when afterwards the movement becomes c too rapid, it is good that the Tories should come in to keep it within'boundo. Although lie was not yet so old as some e of the newepapers had made him out, he could remember A Whigs and ...

... as a spec'lal pleader 4cms for som easan 1852 became a Queen's Con. nie1 andl ,hen Belcer Th ae year he was returned in the Whig Paer ?? (city), in conjunction with Mr, Gran. .font ger.In 8 e'a eleeted at the head of the poll ha, ving dit for his6 colleagne ...

... iro the Right Honourable Gentleman that the ldays were geqtti nd out, when his companion promptly replied, I wis tbe aS- Whigs were. )r- TRULY SWEET.- When I amn in pecuniary dijf. id, culties, said a pensive bankrupt, my garden, my flowen ter all ...

... IL is Lisa or one general opinion that no publin man in this country is more ar vas deserving of being so homoured.-ilcfasct Whig.,O ice. ?? ,en The Chancellor of the Exchequer entertatined a i-n party at dinner on Tuesday evening. Amongst the guests la ...

... Government is bound to rnahe determined effort to redeem its pledges, and to carr out that extension of the popular franchise for whig it was expressly brought into power. Even defc, in such an effort would be honourable it wol1 place the Ministry in a better ...

... forces at Washington and Plymouth, and we may expect an attack on the railroad, near Rocky Mount and Weldon. The Xichmomnd Whig says: - There is a feeling abroad in tbe land that the great crisis of war-the turning point in our fete-is fast approaclsing ...

... would be astonished at the cordial inter- mingling and fraternisation of men now taking place on the floor of the House. Whigs and ToAsies, Ultramontanes and re Ultra-Orangeites, l-igh Churchmen and Dissenters, all mm Meet on not only polite but kindly ...