... directed them, point of law, to consider the presentments and present for such. His attention had been called to newspaper {Whig) report of a ruling Tyrone Assizes by Baron Hughes, which appeared to be directly in contradiction to what he now suggested ...

... the speech of a Whig worked up by the presence of obvious and bitterdisaffection propose the actual adoption of one of those measures which enjoy a traditional repute among as perfect cures fur all possible national evils, but which Whigs in general are ...

... stands ; and hope to see it carried a large majority. The consequence will be not a dissolution, but a change of Ministry. Tiie Whigs will disappear from Downing Street never again to enter it party. They must follow John Bright openly as they now covertly ...

... case against the sitting member, the latter being member of the Conservative party, whilst his opponent is attached to the Whigs Lord Clarence stated that the message had been sent ; by the Duke of Somerset, but the latter denies ! all knowledge of the ...

... consideration of the Navy Estimates, which occupied the remainder of the sitting. The Portadotrn .Wirt says that gentleman of Whig principles will contest the County Armagh at th« next election; and that, in anticipation of this event, the Conservative ...

... deal with the worst evils in the representation of the people. It takes notice of the distribution of seats, but leaves every Whig nobleman in the undisturbed possession of his pocket boroughs. The Government is not prepared once to cut itself off from all ...

... Sir— Permit me, through the medium you widely circnlateJ paper, correct a few statemeute contained in the Belfast Northern Whig, of the sth inst., headed Orange Flogs Churches,” in which certain quotations are inserted from pamphlet published by the R ...

... the honourable member has cost the Ministry. It has stimulated the Opposition, and frightened the great body of the moderate Whigs to such an extent that they prefer to vote against the Reform Bill, even though it should followed the resignation of the Ministry ...

... Forster) with a thing did not do, would it be grossly unjust. 1 did everything 1 could to effect my object fairly of putting in a Whig. 1 did put a pair of spectacles on my head. . „. . Did you, as clergyman ot the Christian Church, addressing a body of people ...

... Majesty's Opposition lad a. solved to prevent a measure which everything and settled nothing’' from Isfca. ing law; and now an old Whig, Earl Orosnna, has placed an amendment on the paper to effect that, in the opinion ot the Hook, not expedient to discuss the ...

... wcaknei., Mr. Neville, in udverting to the subject, read have to lie in Kingston entering tne mr. incompatibility. The old Whig, the following letter which waa printed in the Irish hour of Dublin, and the great Liverpool is not buttueirmo lrreply to Lord ...

... Liberal members who dislike Ihe hill will feel glad that their dislike should be formally expressed by the heir of a great Whig house. After such a rebuff it is very doubtful whether the Ministry can last long. It has made a great mistake, and its own ...