... brother, Mr. Thomas Baring. Sir Francis however, did nothing to retrieve the reputation of the Whigs financiers, and fell before the attack of Sir Robert Peel The Whigs had done the country good service, and they might have remained in office if they could liave ...

... of the cell, whose conduct in being in possession of the contraband of the prison, I told amounts to misdemeanour. Northern Whig. Stattbx of AmhBICAK Soldiibs. —An American gentleman, Dr. Gould, having examined the return* relating to a million of Federal ...

... or another to the proportions that prevailed Me of the Whigs to otfice in 1651 It k Lea the people of Ireland should Impress this n repieseutatives • to preserve them from ' Y . , Aniwaoce of Whig tuition, and not that they of that party which has dem ...

... now seeks it again upon principles of a somewhat curious description. Mr. Waldbon while in Parliament was known as a staunch Whig ; he now offers himself as a Catholic Tory. He undertakes to give the Government of Lord Diibt independent support long it ...

... Fenians, therefore, had they gone in in earnest, would have had an easy victory. Now, they have lost the tide. The Northern Whig has the following remarks on the extinction of the Kingdom of Hanover by the King of Prussia:— The King of Prussia is in very ...

... PROCEEDINGS IN THE NORTH. The following reports party demonstration in the County Tyrone, appear respectively in the Northern Whig, the liberal journal of Belfast, and the Betfaet Letter, the Orange organ : Tuesday Evening.—Considerable alarm was created ...

... in England, and owes his dignity to a Liberal Government, should have become a Tory when translated to Ireland, the Northern Whig says:— Great allowances, wo admit, onght to be made for the neceasitiea entauod pen the Irish prelates by their positions. ...

... the decree, which was indeed quite expected, that the Whigs will make very early attempt to recover office has been publicly proclaimed. the successful Marshal is recalled from Mexico, so lias the Whig manager who failed to secure a majority for Mr. Gladstone’s ...

... said, will for the first time administered Lord Derby. Its principle has never yet governed the Irish administration of the Whigs. Who will pretend that they ever yet administered their patronage without respect of doctrinal demarcations To Roman Catholics ...

... will, doubtless, compile a book about him, in whicli he will rank him with his great favourite, Oliver Cromwell. Tho Northern Whig has a loader on Philosopher Carlyle’s extraordinary letter, in tho course of which it says : Not a single word is said about ...

... lay behind it. Lord Derby covers the country against the advance of an exasperated and unscrupulous enemy. The portion of the Whig party who have formed just estimate of the character of the contemplated Reform, and of the measuors which lurk behind it, ...

... this, though we may regard it as a grave error of judgment, and as very unfortunate for the country. From whomsoever, whether Whig or Tory, good measures may come to Ireland, they shall be welcome. We look forward with anxiety the beneficial measures we ...