... order. Nine arrests have been made in Athlone, four in the town of Longford, one in Tralee, and one in Belfast. The Northern Whig says that more arrests may have taken place in Belfast, but no information could be had from the \ authorities, nothing could ...

... horrible spectre, rousing the slumbering International Commission by a fierce attack. A contemporary says it singular that Whig Ministries have been the only ones these forty years past that have required the suspension of the Constitution. The Council ...

... was conveyed home from the honse of Dr. Andrews, and that he is now perfectly conscious. His many friends, says the Northern Whig, will glad to know that there is every prospect of his perfect recovery. Under the head of Indisposition of Her Majesty, ...

... region than there was the good old times, when newspapers were luxuries enjoyed daily only by the rich; but the agreement of Whigs and Tories j- Churchmen and Dissenters, Protestants and Roman tholicE- to differ, is jtill characterised, not only by hard ...

... 6d ; the number of depositors, 974 ; the number of new accounts opened, , 108. Illness of Dr. Craik of Belfast.—The Northern Whig states that on Friday, abont 12 o'clock, Dr. G. L. Craik. Professor of English Literature in the Queen's College, Belfast, ...

... alliance he lias struck up with Mr. Bright, Earl Russell alienated all or many of the most vigorous men of the constitutional Whigs, and some even, as showed the other day, of those who were regarded as Advanced Liberals. Those men have not coalesced with ...

... to exist, the member of the lower honse who will move for the production of this letter will do the cause service. Northern Whig. A Scene the House. —A curious and an amusing, though trifling, incident took place in the House of Commons on Monday evening ...

... supported, we recognise fully the evil which Mr Cossham desires to eradicate. Municipal Corporations should know, nothing of Whig or Tory their elections or their legislation. What they have to do is to give the burgesses the best possible local government ...

... Peel, was a man of good sense and great experience while Sir William Hutt, though nothing brilliant, was asjund constitutional Whig, holding moderate opinions. Here then is a considerable amount of loss in debating power, administrative experience and ability ...

... by every lover of the British constitution. Lord Macaulay was. undoubtedly, the most popular ami accomplished of all modern Whigs, and his opinion ought to have some weight with her Majesty's Ministers before they venture to extend the franchise, uncon ...

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... and to all appearance its operation would be much more effectual in placing Tories generally in a minority as compared with Whigs, than (what they dread and deprecate far less) in infusing a large working-class element into constituencies already irretrievably ...