... GLADSTONE IRELAND. In grave suspense all Ireland waits To see what boon the Whigs will get her; K The hour arrives, and Gladstone states They’ll with her give her pepper! ...

... though a member of the Carlton, voted with Lord Palmerston upon the Danish question. Mr. Harvey is returned for a Whig borough, through Whig Influence, and Mr. Pritchard calling himself a Liberal Conservative, is not member of a Conservative Club, and voted ...

... or a difficulty or a crisis, but plans are at hand for getting through it. For the Tory there is one, for the Whig there is another; yet Whig and Tory on in their own fashion, as if unconscious of the kindness that was gratuitously shewing them the shortest ...

... disease bo really the Rinderpest. One of the animals has died. The Government Inspector has been telegraphed for.— Northern Whig. Bef-vast, Friday— The Belfast Letter says, it lias been informed that two other cases the Cattle Plague have occurred at a ...

... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now and the day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new watchwords. The Pall Mall Gazette says, the Emperor Napoleon’s ...

... Hobbs, by the sacrifice of his own life, may have relieved himself and the Government from a very grave difficulty. —Northern Whig. ...

... influence, if not the dictation, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will gently, if not always put an end to the dictation the part of the whig magnates, but these groups will not alway have community of interest without winch there can no real representation. The Daily ...

... collection halfbrothers, uncles, nephews, and cousins, resembling what in former days used to lie the sarcastic description of a Whig Cabinet. But undoubtedly the best horse won, a deservedly popular and honourable supporter of the Turf carried oft the honours ...

... if necessary, by suspension of the Act. OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. Belfast, Monday 1 o’Clock.— The Northern Whig has just published the following in special edition : With the greatest concern we have read the following announcement of ...

... the event defeat of the Government, to accept office, and with that object to invite the co-operation of the Constitutional Whigs upon conditions which will be honourable to both parties.— Mail's London Correspondent, We regret to announce the sudden i ...

... Conservative ; Kinsale, 100, could assuredly not bo called Conservative borough ; it had always returned Whig, and was now represented by most consistent Whig. That made two cases. was to be grouped with Kinsale, That could not be called going out of the way ...

... the ground that their opposition was frivolous and vexatious. The inquiry lasted rather less than three hours, for which the Whigs will have to pay at least £4,000, which will be at the rate of £6 aminute. Expensive work that. —London Corresjwnpondent Belfast ...