... The Belfast Northern Whig states that a series eating unsound food have of Newtonards. Sewn Goins oie other at of sickness re- sulting from the See, yee of which will, it is believed, terminate f Last year 365,000,000 were from the Continent nto Great ...

... more scholarly, tne Whigs are bmn wiaa» 44 base their political principles on the nUHI natnr£fcf man, on trath and conscience, and their relation the absolute sovereignty the divine law. w If this a correct description of the Whigs, we hope that course ...

... we believe, is yet known of Lord Deri's arrangements. It deems, however, that the negotiations going with few of the mild Whigs and with toe Adullamites have broken down. Mr Lowe a long interview with Mr Disraeli, but nothing seems to have come of it ...

... we believe, is yet known Lord Derby's arrangements. It seems, however, that the negotiations going on with few of the mild Whigs and with the Aduliamites have broken down. Mr Lowe had a long interview with Mr Disraeli, but nothing seems to have come of ...

... says The Marquis Lanadow • ' office on the plea of ill health. will give t'.- a fair support. This tone was generally by the Whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby applied. The Pott says Sir Bulwer and John Pakington will raised the peerage. » The Star says ...

... principle —the earnestness with which he has worked the success has wua, have raised the bitter jealousy the Tories and renegade Whigs, and they have baited him this Session just they baited and hunted poor Canning to his death. is dangerous, it would seem, ...

... but to retain office. We may rest satisfied that the noble Earl would not beeuso anxious to obtain the assistance of some Whigs ignoble Adullamites if he had not seen sufficient cause for his anxiety, and he can only have returned from making his overtures ...

... offender is Mir Lowe, the leader the Adullamites, acting the spokesman—not of the Tories but— number of great Whig Marquises—the heads number Whig houses—who, after dallying for twsntv years with the cry of Reform and intending to the Liberal side, when ...

... tion of public, almost of national, importance. it was only, however, after the protests had been recorded of the entire press—Whig, Tory, and Radical—and in face of a threat to divide the Council upon the question, that a proposal to re- volutionise the ...

... and the middle and lower classes. the sams way there was very little distinction between Liberal and Conservative-Liberal, a Whig and a Liberal, a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, an advanced Liberal and a Radical—although there was a clearly defined line ...

... principle-the earnestness with which has worked the success he has won, have raised the bitter jealousy of the Tories and renegade Whigs, and they have baited him this Session just as they baited ana hunted Canning to his death. It is dangerous, it would seem ...

... new Tariff virtually a prohibitory one, and will probably be solid against it. If so, it is good as defeated. The Northern Whig of Saturday reports follows on the trade of the week The Linen market strong and steady, but the tendency to advance, occasioned ...