... regarded with a degree of nervous anxiety the brads the party. It is generally understood that ford BusseU will not the next Whig Premier, and it is not desired by the party that Mr. Gladstone should be. Nor dose the IlouSe of Commons last Session entitle ...

... toon a* possible, cither Professor Gibson, or Thomas M'Clore, Esq, Treasurer of the Assembly’s College, Belfast. —Northern Whig, Mabbjaob tub East, Tuesday Eight Hon. and Rev. Earl Mar. lately curate Tedstono Water, Herefordshire, wa* married district ...

... twenty, it could not continue constituted it was. The best that could be hoped f.,r was reconstruction. The Constitutional Whigs have proved that they possess, not only ptatestnaaship, bat courage. Such men could B „t cordially unite with Mr. Gladstose ...

... prerailed. The P«8 Man QautU behsre* the report that the Reform Bill will sot he brought forward oot.l BELFAST. (Prom the Northern Whig.) Bmi-rawr. Morroar.—Yeeterday, oaa, earned John Croeby, la th* employment theccooty Down Railway Company, wa* hi* lodg. tag* ...

... for loyalty may not be the uom. atm the remit will general all through th* land. to many toatascaa are kyal Besonabe: bat th# Whig Utolatry scabbed and trampled os all erpreeahm* of loyalty from those who for ball oanUry past did their beat hold thafc own ...

... conaaquoxa, It to ba of men Importance to secure Ufa and property •Sclentty tnt» b* winning any number of party rictortea for Whig lory. —Truly you re. Job* M'Evot, Bon. Sac. 81 Bte phen's-green Oemmlttea IRISH RECORDS. rat xsrroa or t*b Trees. Dub]ls, sJrd ...

... CorrmpomtUml. ULVACT. Sis eaa** of oho 1 era, we regret to state, hare occorted Belfast, fir* which hare ptor*d fatal —Sort hem Whig. ABATTOIRS FOR THE CITY. EDITOR OF THE IRISH TIXXS. Sib,—tV hen improved results must follow from all oases well regulated ...

... homfittd to thiok that thi« proposition hare boon made Jby Lib«al slate*men; bat was that if unit* education were to abandoned Whig and Tory it would atfll enaUinod the Badioal*. (Hoar and dirida.’ ’ Ho would not accept the more dixit of any clergyman, for ...

... abeolotely opposed the intredortion - f ary Reform Bill whaUoorer. Mid maintain that lb# alsmye either reject propose ly the Whig*, or modify eo that will really become ConeerTatiee measure, whereas there is danger liberal modifications be in any Conaerratiye ...

... intern peranoe, education, and other topics appropriate tho day.—From a Correspondent. REPRESENTATION OF BELFAST. The Nor) hem Whig of yesterday says that a requisition has been drawn up and is course of sig- nature, addressed by John MulhoUaad, sad requesting ...

... ■acccediog hia father la the marqoiaato in 1883. lato Lord Lanadowne waa made a Knight of Garter in 1884. Ilia lordihip a staunch Whig in politico, tat of lato took actira part in political affaire. The Ear la Kerry trace their origin the 11th century. The family ...

... herself on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day ia near when England will know dilfereooe between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, ami have altogether new watchwords. THE CONTINENTAL CRISIS. The Berlin Correspondent of ...