... Principle rather than to Party, of any considerable number of the Whigs proper, is the pinch of the case. We can hardly believe that there are not a sufficient number of independent Whigs strongly convinced of the perils of Mr. Bright's agitation, and anxious ...

... appointed in the neighbourhood. Such is the Whig way of backing their friends. Those appointments fill the petty sessions and boards of guardians with ex-officios hostile to the people and hostile, too, to the Whigs” themselves. Will the Liberal party in power” ...

... bill. No doubt, there are many aristocratic Whigs who privately agree with them in this opinion. But here again interposes the difficulty of party allegiance. Reform is now become the very Shibboleth of Whigs. It came to a vote—say on a motion of want ...

... ELFAST BOROUGH MA‘ STRATES. ‘Tho Northern Whig says that Bolfast having been created a especial Petty Petty District, the hed pointment of a number of now borough and tho conferring of jurisdiction in the borough pas number of the present county magistrates ...

... The Ides have come and gone, and the four conuties named have not yet formed the Irish Quadrilateral.’I—Northern —Northern Whig. ...

... the destruction of united education, but could not state what course tba Cabinet would pume on the whole qaectioo.— Northern Whig. ...

... determining that memorial to that effect should forwarded to her Majesty’s Government the people of New townards.— Northern Whig. A very singular accident occurred on Friday Sir Tatton Sykes’s park at Sledmere, on the Yorkshire Wolds. The large pond was ...

... section ean possibly form4 a Government which would last a month. The Whigs are helpless with- out the advanced Liberals, and the advanced Liberals would be just as helpless without the Whigs. The latter may look with jea- lousy on the introduction into the ...

... against Mr. Gladstone's leadership of the Opposition; and the Edinburgh Review, so lang the organ on great occasions of the old Whigs, has just ventured to “bell the cat,” and hint that the greatest service the right hon. gentleman can render to the party is ...

... .. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW” AND MR. BUTT. Thk £reat Whig organ, the Edinburgh Review, has » very remarkable notice Mr. Burr Flea for the Celtic Race,” containd in article in which the question of Tenant Compensation is elaborately discussed. - While the ...

... believe, expects that they will divide Church property between the Protestants and the Catholics. Then, perhaps, the Whigs ? The Whigs are remarkable for the verbal energy with which, when out of power, they have attacked the anti-Irish state Churob, and ...

... out that it neser waa so flourishing, and vice versa, which, with our pride in making the best of everything Irish, aud the Whig ment mystifying people asto Irish progress, and every party blished Church, or what not, insisting om their own pet grievance ...