... CAPITAL AND LABOUR. England dislikes coalitions. The member for Bucks meant psrty coalitions, of the Whigs with Lord North in the last, and of Whigs and Peebles in the present, century. There ate other coalitions to which England does not object, it they ...

... the directors, and, if their consent is obtained, the line from Belfast to Bangor will in the hands of one company. —Northern Whig. ...

... THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST FATAL ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING. Belfast, Friday The second edition of the Northern Whig says:—This morning, about o'clock, a farmer belonging to Saintneld, in the county of Down, when standing in the cattle market, was struck by ...

... were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying u everything looks well. New York, May 10.—The Richmond Whig the 7th says:—Up to a late hour on the night of the Gth no fighting had taken place on the peninsula. The movement of Butler's ...

... the Whig party proper. Even the most eloquent passages of his speech failed to elicit one cheer from the benches imme« diately behind the Government; and after the right hon. gentleman resumed his seat, some of the oldest and most influential Whig members ...

... were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying “everything looks well.” New York, May 10.—The Richmond Whig of the 7th —*“Up to a late hour on the night of the 6th no fighting nad taken place on the peninsula. The movement of Butler's ...

... CHANT BY LIGHTNING. (From the Nortiorn Whig.) BILFAST, FRIDAY—TWA Morning about olives o'clock a farmer belonging to fialosdeld, county Dawn, when standing in the cattle market was struck by lightning, acd instantly killed. Another man also belonging ...

... least, would maintain the Constitution, the other would Ame- ricanize England. But for the mortal tenacity with which every Whig clings to place, under any and all circumstances, we should not expect to behold such antagonistic principles in the same Cabinet ...

... SURREPTITIOUS ADVERTISING. Tiik following notice, which we extract from Canadian journal, the Daily British Whig, shows the different estimate of the value of their columns aa a medium for advertising entertained by Transatlantic journals in comparison ...

... fact. The fact, however, was that Shell, a brilliant genius, but a Whig placeman, and no Repealer, was returned with the connivance of tho Repeal Association. There were actually Whig Repealers” in those days. Meagher understood this class of gentry well: ...

... admittedly a great succees. The old Whigs were frightened and disgusted by its democratic tendency, but these old Whigs are exactly the persons in whose company Mr. Gladstone fears face general election. The Whigs betrayed the Reform question in the first ...

... the county of Kent, a leading article ap- peared in the Down Telegraph in which the comparative gains of tho Conservative and Whig Radical parties were enu« merated. That statement was accurately correct. It was published with tho of stimula:ing the Conservative ...