... Toryism and Game Preservation, whether Tories, Whigs, or any other class politicians, yesterday received grand blow, and what we hope will prove an effectual warning, in the defeat of Sir Jakes Elphinstonb, the Tory and, as he was generally considered ...

... time, there have always been members of the Whig noble families who have been sincere and most useful friends of the people ; and am sorry that Lord Grosvrnor did not recollect the condition into which his Whig Government and party had fallen the year 1841 ...

... OUTBREAK OF CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. A second edition the Belfast JTorthern Whig, say* that rinderpest has broken cot in Townland Drennay, , County Down, five miles from Lisburo. A number of cattle nave been killed by order of Mr Fergusson, veterinary ...

... herself on having set iiouse order. Let this be done now, and the ...

... TBE GOVERNMENT AND RM BILI,. In the course of his speech at Manchester, on Tuesday, t remarked on— TBE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE WHIGS 4S A PARTY TO THE Tam not one of thosé ww depreciate. the ho, here or elsewhere, i and take the 100 years from hig’ party, ...

... 40 members have spoken in-favour of the second reading and 37 for theamendment. It will also be observed that 10 well-known Whigs, or -at least ordinary supporters of the Government, have spoken against them on this occasion :— Tuurspar, 12TH APRIL. For ...

... the great palaver which came to end on Satur- day morning is, that whatever kind of Reform Bill is brought in, some of ‘the Whig or Liberal-Con- servative members generally supporting a Liberal Government, will endeavour to throw: it. out. Former Bills ...

... seen what is called popularelection, and really the result had been satisfactory that he almost felt himself turning be a Whig. He might become one out and out ere long. The result of the poll having been announced, the man said that it only now remained ...

... o'clock forenoon. THE OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE The Northern. of “Tt was the greatest concern ‘im a second. edition’ of Whig, trict of in which the disease rennan, to ‘which the for so far has Lisburn, on situate about symptom of the 60 as can be at ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know no difference betwen Whig and Tory liberty, and have altogether new watchwords. The Berlin correspondent of the Times, writing May 6, says there are ...

... into the Liberal ranks in pauperis forma, and who even now, although a Liberal, does not answer to the description of a pure Whig. ...

... been quite safe its opponents had been confined to the Opposition benches, but when, under the pretence of anxiety for Reform, Whig Captains and Majors hold courtmartial, and pronounce sentence against the Bill brought in on their own aide of the House, and ...