... _ - ~ t 5 eer fost te T9 WHIG, BELFAST, |} —— , it was deducted from the treaty of 1852, and to be ju of Mr. discussing any o ber combination that may be ad, was independent of that treaty. Herr Von Bismark o tendent —‘'It is @ natural consequence of ...

... Just Published, Price OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SI IPPOBTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GEN ELECTION. THOMAS DOUBLED AY, Author of the True Law of Population, Financial History of England, Political Life of Sir Robert Peel, Touch-j ...

... LINE OP PACKETS FOR NATABORAS. Hu • et her aimed, sad will be Th• fut &Whig Clipper Brig LIN WOOD. c.. 0.1., hl Keur• lw ly &squished with the trate); Imams miser 1118 Um • 1 et v.ars. sad and will be u Imp= spuressity Ow shippers et See goods.—For at ...

... 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 ...

... | ved trom LV d form 20d 10 we pi ‘8 an illastrated cover. tice By pos Bottle. addrese for seven stamps. at the’. ‘AN & | Whig Office, Calender Street, NEW NOVEL BY M. E. —— This day, at oll Libraries, ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND REFORM. The flag of Reform has been fairly unfurled England, and by the Whig Chancellor of the ' Exchequer. Mr. Gladstone’s remarkable words | will not command the less attention from the fact that they are, in all probability, the ...

... should throw himself into the arms the vulgar, on the strength of enjoying their society. No, it will be found to be mere Whig trick in keeping with that by which Lord Deiiby was ousted on the promise of a Reform Bill, which it was never intended “to ...

... cut short the elaborate statement which the hon. gentleman was prepared to make, moving that the Hones now eaanM.” H»4 »ny Whig h« u U»Te been aatpariugly doaoanoed by u * ritt’s adborento for having deprived u,, of that orator's array aUUalict and ...

... Pelham-street has been indulging in » cool contemplation of the cold indifference, which is likely to chill the ardour of the Whigs at the next General Election. With regard to the representation of Nottingham, he is pleased to approve »f Mr. Paget, v combining ...

... y, and the Whigs.have recruited their rank and file by a larger proportion of the professional and mercantile classes, neither party has been- exclusively composed of one class or one set of interests. The quasi- popular party—the Whigs-have always ...

... y near at hand when they should be able to discard the loam towns and enter into actual •poseessipn. Reform was dead; the Whigs bad perormed its obeequies, and the country had not gone into mourning. They had waited long enough for decency's sake, but ...

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