... question cohev they get in. Mr. Bouvorie's speech the other night is said, on the one hand, to be what is talked at the exclusive Whig clubs; and, on the other, to be only what is talked by Mr. Bouvoeie. Everybody-except Sir John Pakhigton-enjoycd Air. Bright's ...

... the beginning of the exercise of b magisterial power in this town under the Habeas Corpus e Suspension Act.-77le Nort/wr n Whig. n Conic, Wednesday.-A party of the constabulary, under v the command of Sub-Inspector Maxwell, of the Oharleville a district ...

... ire 1y midnight. The other House vwas gr,'vn and i patriotic, but the special ftaltty whielli taro.s if these hurdens on the Whig p ;arty had ton 'e e noticad, and the Opportunity wDS not In-'t. P)! b Houses did ther dnity; so did the cle cicn telegraplh ...

... ing of the franchise bill they v~ill encounter strong winds not only from the left but the right cf the Speaker's chair. The Whigs wdil say, Why should Ministers borrow their policy from Maahchester I If theybe compe- 4tent todeal with one branch of the ...

... marked and significant manner, which cer- tainly did not betoken very good breeding. Lord Horghton and Lord Lyveden (two new Whig peers) subsequently joined Lady Cardigan, and remained in convereation with her. The Earl of Wilton, wanting wanting but two ...

... consequent on the death of the Hlon. 5. C. endasa Mr. Msilbanls states that hwe is in favour of progress, and pued of ad- ?? the Whig policy, which aso steered clear of the excess of party. He is in favour of the extension of the suffrage, but without swamping ...

... assurance and Authority of a youtbfcl _ Whig, bom and bred to the ptsaures of office and place as the sparks Ay upwards. Lord Hsn- I TtNoTN was picked out by Lord PAYmRsToN I- as a youth after the gallant old Whig's own . 'heart; and it is curious to note ...

... dillione out of tics 30 million is'h -will they voluntarily renounce tseto' power? I tro`w5 66t. not, They may divide into Whig and Tory ; Earl S Russefl may lead one and Earl Daerhy misy lead utie Fla et ther' lint, whatever they nsay profess for the ...

... consulted Hansard ; but I will. dare to say that whenever the old Tory Govern. ment proposed to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act, the Whig opposition always took the same course as that which Mr Bright took on Saturday last. Nay, so far from this being evidence ...

... angered9 by'the eoolness with which their allies have thrown them overboard. But probably they have had toomuch experience of whig sincerity to be' greatly sbuprised or discomfited at this latest instance of a very old failing.' They may have learnt to be ...

... overshadowed l by some powrer betind the Treasury Benches. rIt. Bright had told theet that if they dallied with Reform the great Whig party would becoene extinct. Mr. CARDWmVLt, in replying upon the remarks wvhith had beet, iatoe upose the paragraph in the ...

... expected that the evidence e of an informer will lead to the detection of nearly all con- i cerned in the plot. The Northierai Whig ?? Monday the firat arrest ill consequence of the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act was made in Belfast; Thu police, whether ...