... least, would maintain the Constitution, the other would Americanize 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 ...

... BURNING OP HENOLER’S CIBCDS IS BELFAST. (Prom the Second Edition of the AVtAcns Whig of This morning, nlnTodock, this splendid building, which has been in conns of construction lor the last two months, waa completely burned to the ground. When the Information ...

... DltUloq of the of Kent, eleadlnt article appeared the Dovr» Telrg'aph In which the comparative (aloe of the Comer retire and Whig Radloal partite were enatscrated. Thai woe eeraratelr oorrtoU It wot pobUihod with tko object of illmule'.lng the CoaiirretlTe ...

... Upton, was onanimomly elected director, In the room of James Agnew, Esq, J P, Cairn castle Lodge, who has resigned. —Northern Whig. Public Acts of session commenced on the 4th February, and op the present period only 20 public acts have been passed end 18 ...

... checkmate Gladstone’s design tripping up his Preu »iei by adopting the cry of reform of the Franchise. We have, however, the grand Whig doctrine » propounded Mieluuhl wye, tb«t *ll Uraltu ...

... to Man (bo of too Too Doty, tha town Chiiftpaiy ninobHng Modtom donrtptbaa, at whbh toara ofwoyo o lorpa to tha owriafc Sim whig toao to thorn toada haot aabod far gaanoi gHin, to wblah too fttoa boaart laaiMßl, woaowaMoroporeMof COBOUD, a “Bbahatot. ...

... ol Tory Government traversed, but with the dispersion of the present Honas of Common* the Conservative reaction, which the Whigs have fostered, will ce.so. The relative positions of political parties are now once more defined. was not among the ranks ol ...

... Dlodeee from which public opinion ha» taatly absolve them. The Ministry, now that Reform had served the only purpose for which Whig* ever became Reformers, and had given Lord Palmerston fife yean* lease of office, had acquiesced with cheerfulness in the almost ...

... REPRESENTATION OP TOE COUXIT OF | '“” DUBLIN. Captaut Charles White the electors of the county of Dublin through the medium of the Whig journal*. His address commences that style of boastfulness which usually adopted to cover a retreat- hu, however, the close ...

... written, none are more unfair than what says firat last about Ireland. Lord filscantiy was at least impartial having (like true Whig) blackguarded the Irish Torita, cross?s over, and deals just unsparingly with his kinsmen of the Highlands. But worst of all ...

... minutely examined the regimental booka, which found in creditable state. dined with the officers the battalion in the evening. Whig. Major John Denia Swinburne took leave of the 83rd Regiment mi tha 3rd instant, at Aldershot, after in it nearly twenty-one ...

... which there mcana 2821 b, bat Cork 2681b. —Once a iVetL Win Tort—Tha Whig dogm&a; tbs Tory baa his traditions. Tbe Whig a political doctrinaire; the Tory is a political devote*. Tha Whig believes tba divine origin ol Liberal meaaares.'’ and la ever ready ...