... into Radicalism. Lord Palmerston Las been well described as the Conservative leader of a Whig Cabinet. Lord Russell may be de- scribed just as truthfully as the Whig leader of a Radical Cabinet. There is, however, this broad ?? Palmerston did, in point ...

... across-sommoRs, charged t Mr. Eisbey for that he did, on the 9tb dayof Feb. inst., print and publish in the Belfast Northern Whig news- paper, and in the Belfast Maoroig 17feos, a certain false, scindalous, and malicious libel on and con- ceruing the c ...

... its length, and by the halting manner in which it was wound up. It was, neverthelsse, well received by the House, and if the Whigs can only keep their places a little longer, there ocu be no doubt bht that Mr. Oliphant (who, by the waey is one of the ' Owls) ...

... Mr. Bright may bring Aofer him-the forty plaece-holders of the Govarnment, and the 140 place-hunters (ion K.'ing the Irish Whigs re- turned on parees priacipieS 5t the Lace general elec lion), ?? make but a poor Show ?? the phalanx who wrlt vp..osc any ...

... brake will be finally applied. This Reform question is, therefore, teo key of the whole Conservative position, and if the Whigs but knew it is the key as vell of much that they prize, and much that they con- tend for. It must be vigorously opposed, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... as briefly as possible its real nature. And, first, I would say, this is a national, and no mere party question. The nanes Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, have been dragged into it. They have nothing to do there. It is well known that in the ...

... Russel', on the contrary, is the humble servant of 3Mr. Bright; and in re-constructing Lis Cabinet sacrificed certain ambitious Whigs, the better to secure the favor of the member for Birmingham. Lord Palmerston was so mach opposed to Par- liamentary Reform ...

... above projects, has been commenced, and that contribin, tions may be sent to the Offices of the Belfast News- Lfter, N~ortlserl Whig, and Ulster Observer, where they will ho received and handed over to the gentle- men who have kindly taken charge of the Local ...

... wil bear strict scrutiny need apply. Address, stating terms, with references, to Power-loom Factory, No. 8,314, Northerm Whig Office, Belfast. 1511 W ANTED, AT ONCE, A MhtN AS VALET W and UNDER-BUTLER. Must thoroughly understand his business, particclarly ...

... It has also been favorably reviewed by the Press, including the Times, Money Market Review, Belfast ANews-Letter, Nlorihern Whig, Manchester Examiner assd Times, and Economist', Investor's Manual. Orders executed by Mr. HENRYs Gaznet, High Street, Belfast; ...