... mannamed Henry Hayes, who has accordingly been committed for trial. Proposed Invitation of Mb. Gladstone to BELFAST.—The Northern Whig says that the financial reformers of Ulster are about inviting Mr. Gladstone to a banquet in Belfast, in consideration of his ...

... lea ling Conservatives, ‘and opposed by the leading Whigs. Sir Robert Peel’s comprehensive Free-Trade policy was, says Mr Murchison, “a positive reversal of the policy adopted by his immediate Whig predecessors, and was actoally strenvously opposed by ...

... grass Singing, Down, down, Tor Then forward, Reformers! you this noble idea keep ever i but Numbers ud.goi-e tl | then bork Whigs and Tor Will lie Do'n,lzvn—all — Blackwood's ...

... pang power ot as eapeemeed is • huge, nod very ebb mem= be es Beadry ateetig at Dudley Obessh. lo ambled* el Morshog Orli* Whigs Whist alibi onossiosio el adesose. g=„tyz i rrbru.v.t SD meo oder the el ss aidi thst l 7l . anie lla sosiodeue !abbe would ...

... miraculous power. The Star, referring to the Totnes election commission, says if many dukes act like that eminent pillar of the Whig party has done with reference to election affairs, measure for the disfranchisement of dukes would one ot the most crying ...

... political representation of the various counties and country boroughs has been in the hands the two ruling factions and the Whig and Conservative clubs in where the several candidates for election are chosen and balloted fur quite independent and against ...

... long. Earl Russell and Sir G. Grey will, it is asserted, retire, and their retirement would “ diesolve the allegiance of the Whig party to the remaining portion of the Cabinet.” . A Parliamentary return infioum the intention of the Government respecting ...

... having carried oat an agreement In employ the plaintiffs to perform one tight-rope. The plaintiffs were brothers-indaw, the one Whig an engraver and the ether a bootmaker. In thanumber of which was pahlished on the Mat of Ju 1861, was A challenge to Blondin ...

... compliance with his own view of the necessities of his position, he proposed to offer high office to several members of the Whig party, and even to certain members of Lord Russell’s Government, He should, theretore, have to ask from his own supporters ...

... lose 23, being a balance against ti 8. S '“'l;o“Do'..ounuphmndhohbdnglbdmla their favour of 14. Y . g Taking together the Whigs and the Democrats, that is to say, the combined party that supports the government, tbol;htdbufionofmmn‘lvuwtbm-n‘nol 38 and ...

... the sooner the better. The most formidable part of the affair is the fact that the oppo. sition hitherto has come from the Whigs. m Palmerstonian element in the House cannot combine with the Gladstonian element of democracy and revolution. We question ...

... of military reform, made the cheval de bataille of the Ministry, would afford an excuse to many Peelites and Palmerstonian Whigs to assume the function of third or middle party. It is already felt, in short, that there will be but one way of meeting the ...