... Calsicu. or Worxmen.—The printers on the Northern Whig, who lately had a dispute with the proprietors, have left their employment ; and in the Whig of yesterday we read :—*‘ A cowardly and unprovoked assault has been com- mitted on one of our new workmen ...

... Right Hon Sir Hugh Rose, G C B, KSI, &c, commanding the troops in Ireland, at the bar- racks, North Queen-street.—Northern Whig. Major-General C B, having proceeded on leave of absence, the command of the Ist brigade, Aldershott, has devolved upon Colonel ...

... it is weak in the Com- mons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell's Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvantage and weakness; but where is the government ...

... which I myself was Foreign Minister, that in 1852 recognised the empire with the cor- diality of which M. Cohen speaks. The Whig Ministry did not come into power till early in 1853, five weeks after the empire had been established in France and recognised ...

... fortunes and Between 1541 supported the policy of the Whig party. and 1846 Lord Palmerston was in Oppusition. In Decem- ber, 1845, some advances were made to him, but the hostility of one of the leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement impossible. Ou the ...

... perfect cir- cumspection and politic retic ence, whenever such qualities were desirable, should have speedily characterised the Whig Parliamentary leader, whose youth on the left side of the Speaker's chair. But no one who knows Earl Russell assigns to him ...

... rank, Even Radicals admit that the time has not yet arrived when he can aspire to the supreme position ; he is not of the Whigs pure, and after late occurrences at Oxford, it is not to be supposed, for a time at least, that, even if he were again to be ...

... to Mr. Bouverie as the favourite candidate on the Whig—misnamed Liberal—side. We are, on the whole, inclined to think that they is not much in the rumour, although it certainly has a currency among Whig political circles which imports at least that the ...

... left in our office measuring 21 inches in length. It was pulled from a field i to Machlan, Esq, Drum House, Drymbeg.—Northern Whig. ...

... this had been put all square since the Princess of Wales had favoured the country with two boys under the auspices of the Whigs.” After this exquisitely well-timed sally, Lord Ingestre proceeds to criticise the correspondence between the British and American ...

... was called a Liberal-Conservative, and finally became a Conservative-Liberal, but all through steadily adhered to the Old Whig principles of former times which gave boldness to his foreign, and breadth and rationality to his later domestic, policy. During ...

... permanently to fight under, or quit the field. Between this and then, too, it remains to be decided whether there is in the old Whig party a constitutional section sufficiently united in feeling, tenacious of purpose, and containing ability of the first order ...