... meetings. No Government, either Conserve- five, Whig, or Liberal wool.' propose a bill granting Manhowl Sofinige, but it is apparent that if the present one wish to retain *thee I for any length of tune they must be pnipared bi mibmit to Parliament a ...

... Carrieva. and all kinds of Stock and carried at the deli of the Proprietor the/4..L For Conditions! of Carriage, .an. Yearly Whig Bills, and fur further particulars apply to the Agente at the different to JOHN MILNE, Hammier. Aberdare. WILLIAM FLVIT. Agent ...

... majority. Some more defections of the the representatives “great Whig Houses” are reported. This is not unlikely, as Reform *ss certain to break up the great party known as ** Palmerston Whigs.*' Although the Government measure may survive the attempted sushi ...

... se, from wliicli great results are anticipated. In the House of Commons, Tuesday, Earl Grosvenor, who is the scion of ole! Whig house, gave notice that, the second reading of the Reform Bill, he should move that, in the opinion of the House, it was not ...

... consultation with Whig party. Now, if the noble Lord will allow in perfectly friendly manner, give him a little advice, I will it in one sentence. The course that he is taking is course that ends drive away important persons of the Whig party from connection ...

... William Gih»on-Craig. the Whig autocrat of Mid Lothian, was compliment-al with £l5OO year of public money for services which he had, at first, professed to undertake for the honour of the thing. gave using account of other phases of Whig jobliery, and then referred ...

... is rapidly mi the decline, a governing power. Another evidence weakness was afforded by the overtures made some the leading Whigs and Adullamites, whoso political virtue, though esteemed easy, was yet sufficiently strong to resist great temptation. What ...

... ORANGE-DAY IN IRELAND. The Sor them Whig of Friday week says;—“ are glad to able to state that the principal July anniversary has over without any breach the peace having occurred. Tuc anthori took the utmost prc«- caution, and believe that Belfast Thursday ...

... DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT, On lh« morning Thorsdajr week, says the Whig, a melancholy accident occurred on the Belfast and Nortliern Counties Kail way, whicli voting lady, named Frances Anne Maria Leader, aged twentysix years, and boy, named William John Cmmsie ...

... FlUZff Mi.UAL, Lu.MKi.N. Ua*» iil.lN, l.las* IS. i.VUOA. l/J^- RoXihJmTbTTI |s»N. fla-*.-* I ft. J. u., AlAivKll of ll>o >.V whig, tio I»KHKY l» J. tli« CJ.* ttw I XSlli:ni«>N. Watch .-u every cuu- Kfnu lioii »»f Watch, with t'.v. >r inwt five. EXtiuX AIXJiiJ ...

... Wednesday a dark cloud came over the agreeable prospect. On that day Lord Robert Grosvenor, the of a wealthy and influential Whig Peer, and Sir W. Butt, late of the Board of Tr de. both gave notice of amendments to the effect that the Bill was not eiffichintly ...

... Grouvenor’s complaint that - veroment had departed from the rule of Whig administrations, lie' shewed that it was the Radical wing the Liberal party which had brought back the Whigs power in IB4d. expressed his confident belief that many the Liberals ...