... District ,of Burghs, who, since the death of Mr Edward Ellice, has tacitly been accepted the bead of the Whig Commoners, has given voice to species of Whig manifesto on the Reform question. Bouverie, it should be borne in mind (if the parliamentary small talk ...

... IRELAND. An Irish Paper on the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act.—The Northern Whig of Saturday, writing anticipation of the suspension this act in Ireland, says- We need scarcely say that wo receive this very serious news with extreme re-ret. However ...

... during tho year 1865 was 538,530 tons, or nearly 40,000 tons more than the previous year. These figures, says the Northern Whig, show in a satisfactory and remarkable manner the rapid increase of Belfast as a great commercial centre, and its progress ...

... ideas upon all subjects connected with finance. Men of that class are apt to be rare in Cabinets, they are especially rare in Whig Cabinets, and we do not know man more likely have saved his colleagues from blunders on English affairs than the late Minister ...

... places, would assuredly be opposed by at least one half of the Members who represent these pocket burghs, most of which return Whigs. If, then, the Government have resolved not to propose a redistribution of seats their Bill, a good reason for their resolution ...

... certain towns additional members, and to lower the franchise materially the cry from the thick-and-thin Tories, from the old Whigs and from the politicians who don't know their own minds, would that the scheme meant revolution. Well, no such comprehensive ...

... England, and that the reason why we held our own was that there was a unity of the two parties in Parliament; and that the Whig acted against the Tory, and not the Scotchman against the Englishman. (Applause.) He (Admiral Erskine) thought that they should ...

... members of England; that the reason why we held our own was that there was ! unity of the two parties in belief, and that the Whig voted against the Tory, and not the Scotchman against the Englishman. I think the same principle ought to actuate us now. The ...

... members of England; that the reason why held our own was that there was a unity of the two parlies in belief, and that the Whig voted against the Tory, aud not the Scotchman against the Englishman. think the same principle ought actuate now. The members ...

... DISCOVERY ARMS BELFAST AND DUBLIN. The Northern Whig Friday says— From information received by the authorities, Constables Fury and Thompson, with Acting Constable Adams, proceeded, on Thursday, the house John Johnson, beer-retailer, 23 Derby Street ...