... dent of the Sc hool, read the | for the past year, which was a very sand instructive addresses were ered by | Millar, Ne whigging'; James Graham, Ferry David Hay, Butterbarn ; and Mr John Seve ral h ymnns were very ly sung during course of the evening ...

... was, on the contrary, pre- eminently cautious and moderate in his actions and counsels. He was what might be called a Royal Whig — neither inclining to absolutism on the one hand nor democracy on the other, but keeping to a convenient mean, and yet ‘contriving ...

... following notations :—Four Cent. | » 884 ; ve per Cent. Rupee Paper, ‘ive-and-a-half Cent. Rupee Bank 2s 1d 5-16. a a Northern Whig of Saturday There is no change to note in the state of the Linen the past week. The utmost acti vails in at‘ oe ae operations ...

... of £375,526 as com with the i return, and an of £559,571 when compared with the corresponding period last year. The Northern Whig of Monday reports as follows on the trade of the week :-— improved feeling has pervaded all of the Linen trade during week ...

... Monday’s prices. ffic Return has been The following Railway announced this morning :— and South-Western Railw: £1156 The orthern Whig of Saturday ey x: ing in reference to the Belfast Linen Trade during « the past week In all “of the Linen trade active opera- ...

... wrong went ferred to vitals of the country, the suffermgs a fer rae, flight of King James and his ; and to the narrow of the Whigs, who closed all the avenues to p for their own instrumental in raising the rebellion of 1715. The ter- emancipation of *the ...

... the e feared to the s gs of the Covenanters minancy of Pop the flighi of and the ge. by ; and te the nerrow ames and his the Whigs, who « d all the avenues to for their ewn faciuien, and who were mai in raising the rele? VOL ITI, The grest took place botween ...

... passing of tie Reform Bill, and the royal assent being given it, you will find that the Ministerial side of the House full of Whig and Liberal Peers, whilst the benches of the Tories, and the Opposition seats, are entirely empty. (Laughter.) They would not ...

... passi e passing of Reform Bill, and of the royal as- sent being to it, you will find inisterial side of the ouse is full of Whig and Liberal Peers, whilst the benches of Tories, and the Opposition seats, are entirely empty. ughter.) They would not heir ...

... Prospects. —Making every al- on the of Low Russell, on the part of Mr ardwell, and for any elasticity of conscience, we can Whig of aa to court that for iteelf, and give to its most which must inevitably the entrance of Mr seen Council Chamber of ‘an English ...

... There are not a few gentlemen sitting on the Conservative side of the House who are better Liberals than sume old Whigs. Speaking of old Whigs, it is their former their bad handling of the party in ty ears, wh’ ich has caused greatest practical difii culty ...

... «very al- lowance for any truckling on the on the part of Mr for any ore r Gladstone’s conscience, we can and for any at any Whig Government would be so reckless of its own give that as to court that obloquy for itself, and mm which must inevi result from ...