... a few Conservative members. He that the Scotch members who had done 6o much to advance the Bill were either the nominees of Whig peers or Radical After some further discussion, which at UM became of rather • tumultuous character, divided. For the Amendment ...

... proprietor of • respectable Belfast newspaper, the Northern Whig. It was dated August 28, 1865. The Attorney. General then read the letter, which ridiculed the idea of the editor of the Northern Whig calling on the Government to put down the Feniana, and it ...

... . We have already two gains to wore for the cause of order in Europe—the rout of the Italians, and the retire. meut of the Whig• Interesting traces of the Roman occupation of Cirencester—the ancient Corieinto—are constantly being found in that city. ...

... declined office on the plea dill health. He will give the Govern. meat a fair support. This tone was taken generally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby apt lied. Sir Bulwer Lytton Sir J. Pekington will be raised to the Peerage. The Star says office ...

... There could be no injunction, mid the application must be einmissed, with costa. The motion was dismissed accordingly. ml Troy Whig saya --'The village gossips of Green Island all agog one evening week, occasioned by the =magi of a venerable citisen, over ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The Paris correspondent of the Times says— The terms ...

... This is in the property that is real. A list of the greater part of his personalty in a Cabinet, and is sworn i leder the Whig average —The Owl. A Fer:rx Floret —On Friday evening a dir graciefie. and alarming affray took place in th a moult of which ...

... faction. In 1863a11 aorta of people united to form the Whig party which in 1840 triumphantly elected Harrison President Again, in 1862, there was an union of all sorts of factions against the Whigs, forming • combination which carried every State in the ...

... east say English ran. ways that are ia embarrassments may not put in claims for similar favour. . ; I • .0 h. .J r:j . wi THE WHIGS AND THE COLLEGES QUESTION. , TABLET.) The debate on Monday last, on the conduct of the late Government in regard to the Queen's ...

... Secretary for Ireland; from 1923 . t0 1827 Vice-President, and from to Primident of Boird of Trade; from lino to 1834—now as a Whig—Preident of the Board of Control; and from 1834 to 1839 Secretary to the Colonies. lie eminently respectable. said personally ...

... that this expectation oleo, probably. accept Aloe, and it is hoped that will he reali.o.d I some of the more Couservstive Whigs will bars 0 ire %. 26.—The negotiations for the capitols- conceded to them an adequate representation in the Um of the Hanoverian ...

... after all we the rule of Whig governments input times, and instead could settle this question. There is no pater mistake of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the (applause). I will undertake to say, if they depart Whig powers they had taken ...