... lost more future adherents amongst the Whigs than lie has gained them from the Radicals. And the movement has been doubly an error, for both those sections of the House find themselves weakened it. Whilst the Whigs are hurt at the desertion, and will not ...

... note and prominence amongst the Whigs. Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell, Sir George Grey, the late Sir Cornewall Lewis, the late Sir James Graham, the late Haron Macaulay, and almost tho whole list of distinguished Whigs and Liberals during the last thirtyfive ...

... excitement of some new agitation. Public opinion, for wonder, condoned their treachery. Public opinion soon recognised that the Whigs had made mere party question of what should have been cosmopolitan movement, und that they were iu earnest in the matter only ...

... Tory Government to be traversed ; but with the dispersion of the present House of Commons the Conservative reaction winch the Whigs have fostered will cease. The relative positions political parties are now once more defined. It was not among the ranks of ...

... prevailing impression is, that it heralds the dismemberment of the Ministry and the Whig party. lam t#ld, and that by a Ministerialist, that there are upwards of twenty Whig members who have notified their dissent from Mr. Gladstone’s proposals, and as that ...

... that might be expected from the dupbeity they have displayed in dealing with the question of Reform. Mr. Whiteside said, the Whigs embraced the gentlemen below the gangway, whoare sincere upon the subject of Reform, and choked them in the embrace. Now, the ...

... near £4OO, The premises were not insured. The Fire Brigade are still (eleven o’clock) pouring water on the remains. —Northern Whig. ...

... It cannot but be of advantage in furthering the long expected shortsea passage” between Ireland and Great Britain.— Northern Whig. Clonmel Market.-— There was tremendous market to-day, and buyers attending from Tipperary alone expended no less than £1,250 ...

... could never bo brought to see bis wrongs in the right light—or at least never at tbo time when he was wanted to do so. To the Whig, Ireland has always been knife with a doable edge; arguments that were useful one way, .cut his fiugors other. But both have ...

... confirm the general conclusions as the character the generalship of General Banks.” MESSAGE PRESIDENT DAVIS, (From the Richmond Whig, May 4.) The message of President Davis, was to be supposed, considering the slrort time which has elapsed since the adjournment ...

... s brought very high prices, and were sold for translation in Germany and France, &c. ; and that the proprietor the Belfast Whig (Mr. Finlay) had offered sum of £5O to the petitioner to allowed to publish the original story in his paper; but that had denied ...