... the Government felt itself in danger. waa perceived moment out doors well inside that the member for Chester spoke for the Whig territorialists and without their aid a composite cabinet like the pjesent is, on a bill such it has produced, certain to defeated ...

... , end’ Wei eccordingiy charged. GREAT FIRE IN BELFAST. ESTIMATED LOSS £150,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY. . J , (Prom the Northern Whig of thu day). Yesterday eveaiag .me the meet deetructiv. Sre, which eeer Beliael took place, and resulted the complete doattuctron ...

... shame to seen, they will t**ar up the good clothes they got oo the Opposition benches, and inniat upon a fresh suit, a new Whig pattern, before they leave the house.— Blackwood. GENEVA. Geneva is a town only 40,000 inhabitants. We shall not be accused ...

... spirited, but theu, unfortunately, it sometimes did the spiriting Russia and the Holy Alliance, and sometimes the spiriting of our Whig philanthropist*, who sought plant out little Albions the Continent. reduced copies of our Constitutional system for Belgium ...

... possible that an apparent conjecture may have been the echo a fact. The same criticism is applicable to the revived story of a Whig or coalition Ministry under the Duke of Somerset. The patron Totues is perhaps not an enthusiast for Reform, and an experienced ...

... easily into the Mr. Brand's anas, and the strong and compact body of Conservatives will remain without a sufficient number of Whig allies to enable them to see victory. How far the treatment of the bill in committee may affect the position of the:. Government ...

... THE GREAT FIRE IN BELFAST. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OF THIS DAY.) The fire brigade during the whole of yesterday were busily engaged in pouring water on the burning remains of this great fire—one of the greatest which ever occurred in Belfast. The vast ...

... EVENING POST, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1866. GREAT EIRE IN BELFAST—ESTIMATED LOSS OF lllr/),000 WORTH OF FROPERTY. (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG OK MONDAY.) Yesterday ercning one of the most extensive and most destructive tires which ever occurred in Belfast took place ...

... Government felt itself in danger. It was perceived in moment out of doors well inside that the member for Chester spoke for the Whig temtorifthstg, and without their aid composite Cabinet like the present i*, on bill such, as it has produced, certain defeated ...

... ruinous to all hope of peace and union between the two countries. From tho Tories Ireland expects nothing but the sword ; the Whigs are cowards, a rule, and their minds are cramped the exigencies ef party ; so that if Ireland be deserted the Liberals, or ...

... ■ I better on a division now they went too j the sit vote*, j Harvey, member Tbetfonl, pocket 1»- I of the Duke Otafton, a Whig, and Lord i Ashburton, Contervative, which, with a population of f.OOO, wilds two member* Pa.-linmewl, t> to* - coly Coneerrativ* ...

... called, and will held to morrow “to support the Government raeaaore and pro U-t against the insult offered a few aristocratic Whig, and obstructive Tories the working man. must the last hope of Ministers to have their bill adopted Parliament. It Is enough ...