... deserves be, and the Government with it. For Lord Grosvenor represents a strong body of moderate men, who, though they be Whigs, are nigs of. the old school, and prefer their country and its gTeat institutions to any party triumph. Jout granting it to ...

... ~Thi Great Fire iw fast—Heavy Insurance Cuius.—The great tire Tomb Street, Belfast, was extinguished on Monday night. The Whig says the value Mirage will be considerable, and the result of such examination as has jet been made is that from to the opinion ...

... is possible that apparent conjecture may have been the echo of fact The same criticism is applicable the revived story of a Whig or Coalition Ministry under the Duke of Somerset. The patron of Totnes Is perhaps not art enthusiast for reform, sndan experienced ...

... Government then became odious in the eyes of the people, but the old Tories were the time ready to run any risk. However, a Whig Government, under Lord Grey and Lord Brougham, entered office pledged Reform. Lord John Russell, though not then in the Cabinet ...

... misgiving. —G/obe’s Correspondent. tn Bas bave dled Tue Great Frre.is Berrast—Heavy Issvrance Ciams.—The fire in Tomb was ex- The Whig says the value of salvage will be examination as has et been made is that from £70,000 to will be the £30,000, in the amount ...

... will, we mistake not, complete the collapse of the organised hypocrisy— the dirty conspiracy—between a few renegade Whigs and the unregenerate Tories. The country is not prepared to substitute either Earl Geosvexor or Mr for Mr Gladstone. We know ...

... country should have a vote all. (Tremendous cheering.) see these m.-n have banded themselves tog r ; and whether the man a Whig, a Tory, r. Radical, they say we will back you if you will back our Licensed Victuallers’ S-K-iety. (Laughter.) i believe some ...

... visedly cut off the means of this, we as far as time has have done our duty to Crown and the The Examiner says that rous band of Whigs iuto going over with He woulfi fain make, it is said an amended Bill to |, Show of and defer the trial the motion by which ...

... declarations will, if we mistake not, the collapse of the “‘ organised hypocrisy”—*“ the dirty conspiracy”—between a few renegade Whigs and the unregenerate Tories. The country is not prepared to substitute either Earl Grosvenor or Mr Grirriras for Mr We know ...

... should the second reading be a success these will be thrown overboard, and the Government will deal with the Conservatives, Whig and Tory only. Should the bill be coldly received by the Conservatives or entirely ranged by them, and likely to be strangled ...

... he hod oat the ardor to net • pew way whieb the *Mk *we holy the ambles. The Tows lied gat hem • =.hew afraid that aids wee Whig ht late awl away. New thin pones who the wan • little afraid the being heeded sad sold the Wm. Nod sdt wake their died wet ...

... forming alliance with gentlemen below the gangway. For his part, he did not deserve the accusation of being untrue to the Whigs. the contrary, he was carrying out their policy, for his only objection to the Government measure was that it did not deal ...