... small es to satisfy most persons that it would almost impostih lity to carry iho measure through tho then session. The old Whig patty were offondod because Lord Russell and Mr, Gladstone bad sought and aid from Mr. Blight instead of from their old supporters ...

... be supposed to give rise. l)*jcribin» lh« arrival Belfast on Saturday batch of 45 Fei.ian prUooera from Dubhu, fcha Northern Whig appearance of the pritonera was the moat wretched and nuserahle that any one ooald oonoeive They were all little more than ...

... was another Richard in the field; and Captain Hayter, the son of that Sir William Hay ter who was long a whipper-in” of tho Whig party, moved an amendment—or rather a resolution, because it was put in substantive form—to the effect ” that the system of ...

... to whom ref. rred as Mr. Dingle (Cheers) —He did not mention his name was a High Churchman, Low Churchoiim - because he «cs Whig, T‘*ry —for there was wish lo make poluical itul out th nomination. Mr. Dingle - an indip.-ndent man i.i every way, and believed ...

... liberal thoee who make literature in it* various forms their calling have been the Tories. this, the oppoeition which the old Whig Government made to the opening the State Paper Office to our historical students, and the readiaess with which the Conservative* ...

... Government, Earl Qrosvenor will take with him many votes, the Middle party are becoming stronger by amalgamating with the old Whigs, and the Opposition, with Mr. Disraeli at their head, are working hard to find yood excuse for throwing out the present ministers ...

... week in former yearn. 11,407. Total from the opening of the mueenm, 0,292,330. The Irregularities in Down Qaol. The Northern Whig says the investigation Into the alleged Irregularities in Down Gaol oonolnded on Satnrdav evening. Mr. George P. Echlin, governor ...

... about politics except amongst the upper and middle classes of society. They had a poet laureate, however, who was called the Whig Apollo, and through him we get hold many humorous anecdotes of the period. I will just notice his skits, (or the amusement ...

... are certainly very impartial, for you make both parties eloquent.” Yes,” replied the doctor, “ but I take good care that the Whigs get the worst of the argument.” Well, there are some great orators in the House of Commons at the present day, and the public ...

... thousand, who does not nee ell end every portion influence poaMesea to secure the return either of his friends or nominees. Whigs, Tories, Radicals, ere ell alike; we net think there much to between them, except, perhaps, that those who prpfeee the greatest ...

... thiogs have hern dona (renewed cheers). It has not been the po- Hcj of the ToriM do good things; and I Men the time when the Whigs have been much let's zealous bent them tkan I could have them (renewed laughter). They have sprung from the people, and the ...

... —Afanchesttr Courier. particular throughout bi« speech to denominate pointedly big party “Tories” and tbe Miniaterialigts “Whigs.” denied that tbe House was pledged to Reform, and Btrove show that nobody wag pledg. d to it—including the Crown, the Cabinet ...