... As Pittite, and holding off querter of s century in the Cabinets of Cas and Canning, Lord Palmerston, when } over to the Whigs, never unlearned the of bis youth, or turned renegade because ot at reat office under Lord Melbourne. The key t Queen has stand ...

... Liberal p present it ie weak io the Commons. pade at The Post remorks that Earl M ice and gacate, preiiy nearly a homogeneous Whig Goveron fiae old almost parely Wiig charccter is, externally a eource of great disadvantage aud weak: appear- where ie the ...

... ap- Having pleated to the cher » stories ferred against bim, he will be bree minates tevee at the Newiownards next.—North rn Whig. position be whule Having seen in tbe Doblio ant othe explina exaggerated eeconnt of ao assan 9 the next * Attempted Homicide ...

... 0 ee a 1e old | South Kensington Museum. e, why zg Whig The Church. ter the The Rov, J. W. Marray, LL.D., assistan | of the Molyneox Asylam, Dublin, and he Go- curate of Armagh, has been nominated to sg | beney of Ballymena, by the Lo Bishop of the Earl ...

... lower cause itis a burden or a grievance to te: It must not be forgotten that the Act o BIES has often been appealed to by Whigs an LATED ings for cals in jastification of the Mayaooth gri consequence of what abnormal conditio ell them iy be ob- moral ...

... our naval and military defences, a: od down, aod made all, a sweeping measure of Reform, woul: is little been thrown by the Whigs as a sop to very se of the Manchester school bat for the fir y taken. he fellow our veteren statesman. We shall knov bas made ...

... if people of a veritable king of the forest. There nanifesta- Ministers bably be no very material changes in sonnel of the Whig Cabinet until some recter of the place, member of the Government, growing groaped end feeling that there is no longer y that ...

... meroe is injured, travellers flee from our sh: term he Poles of Western Ka the canse of all this be the attainment of a by the Whigs and an educational grant by | wontaniste, I trust the House of Commor jts views on the subject, and, if Feniavis ite meeting ...

... wind th no one any good. Bat, whatever may temptations in this direction, the fact rem Mr. Horsman has no tail, and that, « Whig of the orthodox type, he is not carry much support the ind Liberals. far to reconstract We can foresee that it will be vVernoment ...

... 1838, the artist in torn became rade, om aD bis epgegement. nter st a, aod FENIAN ARREST IN BELFAST par (sy TeLeoRarR ) of The Whig bas received iuformate t 136% arrest of a enpposed Fenian in one of the st rach tn Belfast, beieg the first case of the kind ...

... quantity, dressed by | 30 der’s patent maebines at Koockelougbrim 431 the firet prize at the International Exhibitio 62 per Whig. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS AT BOM The Times’ correepondent, writing on | Ist, 229 2k Bombay has been eaved by the high cotton, aod ...

... choice should fali upon the latter, t ster who was in 1989, and his refusal would be the past, greater moment now, since the Whigs he yond the so many of their foremost statesmen. B ave, than posing Earl Rassell willing to serve os of im- Earl Granville ...