... hand, that Government will hill; sad the other is that if thieGomensment fails, presided over by the meet now living of the Whig party, I think we are nicely to see the entire extinction of the Whip as a governing party in the affairs of this country.—(Hear ...

... Ireland and elsewhere who are influential will not be alow to use their influence on behalf of William Carleton . —Northern Whig. ...

... resolution, remarking the long delay that hud taken place through the opposition Toryism, arid’ the prominent indifference of the Whigs, and the necessity of measure of Reform now to meet the just claims of the working classes. Among the other speakers were Mr ...

... unfortunate, having previously been quite Unpopular both in this country and China he had previously held office. The siipposed Whig tradition or policy of not raising any one to high office unleu so far advanced in life to be unfit for duty, or be born a ...

... passengers, Officers and crew, • Passengers saved, - * * Crew aaved, - Total lost. - • Regarding Mr O. V. Brooke, the Northern Whig laye: —Amonget who thne met watery grave there is reason to fear was the renowned tragedian, Ur Onatavne Vaughan Brooke, who ...

... free trade that have proved such a blessing to the people, and hence their policy would be retrogressive. Yet we fear the Whigs may be spoiled by too long a tenure of power. If the forthcoming bill do not pass, Earl Russell'a Government must go out, and ...

... saw no mode of escape but through the very room where the concluding part of the second step was still being performed, which Whig at the far end, and the room a very large one, she bad courage sufficient to attempt her escape, and with light but trembling ...

... and Mr Disraeli are doubtless conferring as to the tactics they will adopt in order to take the wind out of the sails of the Whigs. With a keen perception of coming events, they already see that the measure which is in process of incubation is a bad one ...

... THE FENIANS ULSTER. The Northern Whig says Since Thursday night lavt, far we have been able to learn, further arrests or searches have been made in Belfast. was rumoured on Saturday that two arrests had been made, but have been reliably informed that ...

... to do, one of the proofs of tfe intelligence and earnestness of that constituency. (Applause.) hear groat deal Tories and Whigs if the ' name that man adopted were to change his character, I have lived long enough, and seen enough bebiud the scenes to ...

... captured by the Customs authorities an I coastguards on being lauded on Wednesday morning fromoueof the steamships.—Northern Whig. vessel has been detained in the Ttnmes on the point of sailing for Peru. Information was laid against her by the Spanish ...

... containing the arms had been of a most ingenious and deceptive character, the !i ' '!«■•« t.. !«■ il’le-al I purposes.- >■, ...