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... Klrltelot,. the Hon. r.. !Amman, Howl! (canon, Kilwanl Howard. The Harr: at 1. THE NEW MINISTRY. 1.01(11 HVERTVREs T4l THE WHIGs The • I ;101w . hod evening Kayo that nd t title moment 11 Iterl.y ham not A single step in the formation the The . Pall ...
... Kerry. 'Pall Gras' mantra, ens el the Ire rarer that he made orris, to Lords Granville and Clarendon the moat of to Air or to Whig of like staring, rag the Goren, neat will • Coalition sad. though expend to the ultimate dangers, may for • time the morn. ...
... inalition. ' A. to a Conservative think it more than that dexterous motion foe Parliamentary Reform *oak' lead to the of the Whigs neat February. thuugh sir don't we what thin Iteformers likely to get by such except return to other. Perhaps a revonstruetion ...
... the new Administration. Lord Stanhope will also probably accept office, and it is hoped that some of the more Conservative Whigs will join Lord Derby who would be prepared to concede to them an adequate representation in the Cabinet. The Daily News savs—A ...
... Conservative members. He believed that the Scotch meml*ers who hail done so much to advance their bill were either the nominees of Whig Peers, or of Radical Bailies. After some discussion, which at last of rather a tumultuous character, the committee divided ...
... agitators. All the vacancies in the Government were given to the disciples of the hon. member for Birmingham, and the old Whigs were snubbed. Government hail sold themselves, bound band and foot, to their imperious taskmaster, who, unlike his accomplices ...
... iuatification that the war has almost p stop the importation cattle from foreign coun- The Cattle Disease in Ireland. -The Whig” of Saturday says,-Wh.teT« m.y be to, liuiou uf veterinary burgeons ty to an extent prevailed amung cattle to Bonn own for ...
... and because, having had himself an ofl'er of a seat in Lord Palmerston’s Cabinet, and afterwards in that Lord Russell, few Whigs would have thought it an indignity to be asked at some future day him to take part some possible combination of which he might ...
... to open mutiny by an intermit his ancient Toryism, w his epoch against the Oxford Teats Abolition Bill, and time are many Whigs who will not feel the more kindly towards him because they regard him the means of prank& ejectment from What is to come after ...
... the Habeas Corpus Act In many instances the suae persons are included in both numbers. .„ , _ The Linen Tiiade.—The Northern Whig Saturday reports follows the Belfast linen —ln linens fair amount business has l«en dons during the work, and our market remains ...
... fresh eases sine-* Wednesday; and new attacks have taken place since Mr Ferguson’s report. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig** Saturday reports follows the linen trade of Belfast * —We have report some appearance steadiness our market to-day, chiefly ...